Doesn't Need to Be a Recession in New Zealand: Robertson

The transcript covers New Zealand's economic strategies post-pandemic, focusing on monetary and fiscal policy coordination, economic resilience, and the potential for recession. It addresses labor shortages and immigration policies, economic projections, and currency impacts. The discussion also touches on global conditions affecting borrowing costs and concludes with a lighter note on sports and national issues.

What is the government's target for returning to surplus, and what factors influence this goal?

In what ways does the weakness of the Kiwi dollar affect New Zealand's economy?

What role does the government play in managing public debt and borrowing costs?

How does the performance of the All Blacks relate to broader economic issues in New Zealand?