Election ammo

Article Abstract:

Favorable economic indicators bode well for New Zealand's government in a general election to be held later in 1993. Production was up 2.2% in calendar 1992 and is expected to grow 2.5-3.5% yearly for the ensuing two or three years. Manufacturing output was up 6.0% in 1992, while exports rose 7.5% from 1991. Unfortunately, imports were also up 13%, though this increase began to slow in the latter months of 1992. New Zealand's improving economy is boosting consumer confidence.

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Quite optimistic

Article Abstract:

Even though New Zealand's economy is expected to slow in 2003, business and consumer confidence is rising. The only negative is the trade balance, which has worsened to a deficit of NZ$1.5 billion ($838 million).

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Investments, Gross domestic product, Consumption (Economics), Industrial productivity, Productivity

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Underestimated

Article Abstract:

Analysts forecast a drop in growth of New Zealand's economy. The reasons for the slowdown in economic growth are discussed.

Analysis, Economic recovery

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