Economic outlook bleak for New Zealand

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  • čas přidán 19. 07. 2022
  • Oliver Hartwich on Sky News' The Bolt Report discussing the bleak economic outlook for New Zealand

Komentáře • 95

  • @tomhoro6468
    @tomhoro6468 Před rokem +9

    So bloody sickening she got to be got rid of and most of the positions in her party totally stuffed thiscountry

    • @greggiles7309
      @greggiles7309 Před rokem

      tell us whats so bad and not just your feelings,

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      A lot of empty words there dude.
      Please enlighten us. Give us examples.

    • @tomhoro6468
      @tomhoro6468 Před rokem

      @@nerdy_dav you been asleep for two years wake up but then if you got jabbed your brain been switched off

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      @@tomhoro6468
      "you been asleep for two years"
      Is this all you can come up with?
      "wake up"
      I am awake. I was awake during the pandemic. I worked through it.
      "but then if you got jabbed your brain been switched off"
      I would've noticed by now. I'm still a functioning engineer. I haven't melted and have the clarity to answer a question, as opposed to spitting basic insinuations about people who went and got vaccinated. All while being able to use basic punctuation when constructing my argument.

  • @punacunningham4677
    @punacunningham4677 Před rokem +4

    I left NZ back in 1998 for a better life in Australia,the Governments of the past & present have destroyed this country.

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      "I left NZ back in 1998 for a better life in Australia,the Governments of the past & present have destroyed this country."
      In what way?
      NZ is tracking just fine. I'm curious as to what metric you determine NZ to be "destroyed"?

  • @richardpeychers4076
    @richardpeychers4076 Před rokem +6

    Where did Ardern pitch those numbers from, NZ's economy is in the doldrums according to economists sounds like she's the one carrying out her UN disinformation speech.

    • @davesherry5384
      @davesherry5384 Před rokem

      It left the doldrums and went into the sceptic tank quite some time ago.

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      Beware the economist that is heavily funded by the industries that aim to exploit Kiwi's by keeping the wages low and the unemployment rates high.

  • @keithmitchell3282
    @keithmitchell3282 Před rokem +4

    economic bleakness arrives shortly after you elect a labor government , this has always been the case in ALL countries

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      Shortly?
      "economic bleakness arrives shortly after you elect a labor government"
      First up.
      Jacinda has been running NZ since 2017.
      The bleakness is due to all sorts of measures to tackle the pandemic.
      ", this has always been the case in ALL countries"
      Going by the spelling of Labor I'll assume you are talking about Australia.
      Remember, the previous 9 years were managed by LNP. While pandemics don't help. We had 7 years of mismanagement prior to the pandemic. NZ managed to get through it without pissing the public purse up the wall, either. NZ's Debt to GDP ratio is half of Australia's still.

  • @stelley08
    @stelley08 Před rokem +7

    Businesses mandated (sacked) experienced workers out of jobs for not gettin the prick. And people still wonder why there is a staff shortage 🙃

    • @annatetiad.4991
      @annatetiad.4991 Před rokem +3

      and it continues since many in healthcare still locked out of their jobs - yet they advertise how short the hospital are.

    • @stelley08
      @stelley08 Před rokem +3

      @@annatetiad.4991 yip, the big push for the J has cost NZ dearly

    • @andreatodd3095
      @andreatodd3095 Před rokem +1

      Yes, it's crazy....get them back to work it's doesn't matter now if you have been jabbed or not. We now know it dosen't prevent or stop the virus. The manufacturers of it said so as well.

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem +2

      Do you want to try and rewrite that sentence?
      Who mandated the jab: Businesses or the government?

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      @@stelley08 And yet, likely saves so very many lives.

  • @bobfreeman9574
    @bobfreeman9574 Před rokem +1

    Still waiting for 1.2 million people to bugger off !

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      It won't happen.
      Dr Oliver Hartwich belongs to a right-wing think tank. His survey likely had no diversity, so his statistics would be fundamentally flawed. Without a source for that survey, it would be left up to a guess that the numbers he posed are a bit inflated.

  • @wilsoncroft-malcolm5235
    @wilsoncroft-malcolm5235 Před rokem +3

    Not to mention free speech jA

  • @MyPaddy2011
    @MyPaddy2011 Před rokem +1

    Where can I buy the right size bucket?😍🇭🇲💩

  • @SalvatoreBabones
    @SalvatoreBabones Před rokem +2

    Hey, America has both countries beat, hands down!

  • @davidalexanderlourie4371

    The global economy is in a poor state, particularly since the US sanctions on Russia that has collapsed the European Economy, and since the gas pipeline from Russia to Europe was blown up by 'we all know who' while they 'harvest' Europe's economic gains.
    The Aderne government has been friendly to Washington in ratifying a slightly modified Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, supporting replacing an international law based order with an international rules based order, rejecting a capital gains tax, allowing mining in Conservation Areas, went soft on water quality legislation to appease dirty industry.
    The star qualities come from pushing through cornerstone right wing objectives while quieting dissent from the left by addressing some of the problems before our fascination with right wing policies push us irretrievably into failed state status that ACT/ National coalition feel comfortable with.
    As far as trying to attract employees go employee's or workers are incredibly responsive to rates of pay. Pay well and no problems pay rubbish and rely on migrant workers. Even many immigrants use NZ as a staging post to get NZ residency or citizenship to be able to move onto countries offering better pay and easier lifestyle.
    If we treated people better here we could keep employee's but businesses that cut pay and conditions to the bone get a short term ego boost but that's all.
    A business is only worth what the employees are willing to produce. If they get pissed off they will leave and you can only fill those positions with migrant labour for as long as it takes for them to find themselves better opportunities elsewhere.

  • @MarKeMu125
    @MarKeMu125 Před rokem +1

    Should live in the UK... Projected inflation at 18%!!

  • @fits1966
    @fits1966 Před rokem +2

    its a designed system same model all over the world and its happened before.

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      A designed and flawed system. Hard-line capitalism is dying, and Sky is doing what it can by kicking a dead horse so hard that it occasionally twitches. Each twitch is attributed to some gain or progress by anyone hanging desperately to the status quo.

  • @geraldperyman6535
    @geraldperyman6535 Před rokem +1

    Look at the rate of inflation at all other w economies .Australia has a reputation for denigrating women in politics.There is a movement from the right to get a governor of the reserve bank who's more pliable .Conservative polititions want to raise unemployment!

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem

      Correct.
      Higher unemployment means lower wages, which means happier execs with bigger bonuses.
      Don't believe for a second that these big businesses will be "in trouble" due to higher wages. Smaller businesses can struggle during these times, though. So if anything, we should find ways to support them.

  • @merc13norris55
    @merc13norris55 Před rokem +1

    Could the last person to leave NZ please turn off the lights

  • @gregg7617
    @gregg7617 Před rokem

    🤣🥸🤣

  • @algae_rhythms
    @algae_rhythms Před rokem

    Why is the sound volume so low?

  • @thepappies
    @thepappies Před rokem +3

    Its coming to Australia with ALbo just watch

  • @gregg7617
    @gregg7617 Před rokem

    🤪

  • @berniestaples1748
    @berniestaples1748 Před rokem +1

    😩 p̶r̶o̶m̶o̶s̶m̶

  • @brucehowe194
    @brucehowe194 Před rokem +1

    Economic bleak for the rest of the world also excluding Australia so look after your own country Australia before critizing New Zealand.

    • @ihaka439
      @ihaka439 Před rokem

      Yeah I wonder what will happen to their economy when the globalist make them declare a "climate emergency"

    • @stephenlennon7369
      @stephenlennon7369 Před rokem

      Buhahaha 😂 😂

    • @yvonnecharsley297
      @yvonnecharsley297 Před rokem +1

      Australia will always be a better country to live in . Thanks Australia 🇦🇺

    • @accessaryman
      @accessaryman Před rokem +1

      why bruce we criticize them just as much as we do us the thing is they are right 32% of us still think the sun shine out of aderns arse, it simply doesn't, she doesn't respect the treaty, she doesn't have an idea on how the country has got this bad , she has to step aside so it can be attempted to be sorted, she or her party isn't the one source of truth in anything,

    • @nerdy_dav
      @nerdy_dav Před rokem +1

      Don't listen to the sky news bullshit.
      They are existentially threatened by any remotely left-wing government that has significant success.
      I'm here only to spread this.
      NZ and your Labour government under Jacinda are doing objectively well. No government is perfect, so it helps to shine the light on real problems. Not the complete twaddle laden right-wing rhetoric that sky news preaches.
      Cheers from Australia!

  • @jacobashdown8876
    @jacobashdown8876 Před rokem +3

    White supremacists going on about race politics

  • @bobfreeman9574
    @bobfreeman9574 Před rokem +6

    Where did you drag up this German to report on our economic outlook ?
    Sky news has really got it in for Jacinda , this is the second item i have watched from you guys and both are totally bollocks . If 1.2m New Zealanders are planning to move off shore I will eat my hat - but it would fix our housing shortage
    Good luck with your subs just dont float them any where near us .

    • @mikejeffreys1059
      @mikejeffreys1059 Před rokem

      The housing shortage is not going to be fixed. Jacinta is already planning the next wave of immigrants

    • @richardpeychers4076
      @richardpeychers4076 Před rokem

      More like just a million leaving.

    • @fraserwilliamson9507
      @fraserwilliamson9507 Před rokem

      What Muldoon said still applies when it comes to folks leaving NZ for Aussie... it'll raise the mean intelligence of both countries.

    • @Eohippus100
      @Eohippus100 Před rokem +5

      Why should you care if he is German if he has a valid point of view Are you racist against Germans

    • @annatetiad.4991
      @annatetiad.4991 Před rokem +1

      maybe if our own govt would report it, but they are too busy paying off the press to hide what's really happening. Remember, our ONE source of truth -- yeah right. Keep your head in the sand.

  • @dimitrioskarastamatis4919

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