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What's the economic forecast for New Zealand as we head into the festive season?
After a dismal year for small businesses, Andrew Urquhart and his guests discuss whether the Government's revamped social investment initiative, the recent OCR announcement, and a couple of Scandinavian imports can turn around the economic blues. With Thomas Scrimgeour (maxim.org.nz), Andy Milne (chrisitiansavings.co.nz) and Tash McGill.
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