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The late Ronald Reagan mastered the art of condensing complex issues into witty statements: “Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. Read more
We do not yet know how the courts will rule on whether Wellington City Council can force its contractors to pay their employees a minimum of $18.55 an hour. But I think we can come to a verdict on the policy's economic merits, and I do not think council would much like it. Read more
The Paris terror attacks are not just a terrible tragedy for those killed or injured and their families. Last weekend’s events have severe political, strategic and economic implications, which could haunt France and the entire EU for years to come. Read more
Some rules were made to be broken. But some rules should never have been made in the first place. Read more
It’s easier to seek forgiveness than permission. And it might be more effective as well. Read more
It’s easier to seek forgiveness than permission. And it might be more effective as well. Read more
One of my favourite jokes about Switzerland goes something like this: An American walks into a Swiss bank with heavy sacks in each of his hands. He goes to the teller, brings his face close to the glass and whispers, “I have two million dollars with me. Read more
I hate self-inflicted wounds. New Zealand’s use of public data, or lack thereof, counts. Read more
Will the coming flag referendum pick the right flag? It looks like we might never know. Read more
Remember R.E.M.? The cult rock band’s song ‘It’s the end of the world as we know it’ would make the perfect soundtrack to Europe’s current crisis. Read more