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Professor Robert MacCulloch | Business School, Economics at Auckland University

Waatea News
Treasury opened its books this week, releasing its half-year economic and fiscal update. The numbers show New Zealand is experiencing...
10 hours ago

Economists call on PM to suspend budget cuts for the sake of the economy

The Kākā by Bernard Hickey
Govt spending cuts needlessly worsening recession & hollowing out business, say economists, including former Chief Economist at Treasury,...
2 months ago

Opinion: 'Missing in action' - Finance Minister Nicola Willis' first-year report card

NZ Herald
THREE KEY FACTS Robert MacCulloch holds the Matthew S. Abel Chair of Macroeconomics at Auckland University. He previously worked at the...
2 months ago

The Leighton Smith Podcast: Professor Robert MacCulloch discusses a range of issues facing New Zealand

Newstalk ZB
Robert MacCulloch has a resume to be envied. He began his tertiary education at the University of Auckland, continued it at London School of...
5 months ago

The right’s weird new obsession: Singapore

The Spinoff
The rightwing enthusiasm for authoritarian Singapore illustrates the extent to which, on one crucial point at least, New Zealand's hands-off approach to the...
2 months ago

Opinion | Inflation Is Bad, but Unemployment Is Far Worse (Published 2022)

The New York Times
The answer is actually pretty straightforward: Higher unemployment is worse than higher inflation if you go by the feelings of real people rather than the...
30 months ago

Austerity thumps GDP most since 1991

The Kākā by Bernard Hickey
Nicola Willis denies responsibility for worst recession since 1991, when Ruth Richardson unleashed the Mother of All Budgets;...
1 month ago

Hanke’s 2022 Misery Index—Who’s Miserable and Who’s Happy?

Independent Institute
The human condition lies on a vast spectrum between “miserable” and “happy.” In the economic sphere, misery tends to flow from high...
20 months ago

Robert MacCulloch: New thinking is required to take NZ forward

NZ Herald
OPINION: Predicting the future is fraught with peril, so let's throw caution to the wind and do just that. What will happen to our nation...
14 months ago

Welfare: Savings Not Taxation

Cato Institute
This article shows how a country can move from a publicly funded welfare system to one that relies largely on private funding coming from compulsory savings...
83 months ago