The Good Economy

· BWB Texts Buch 113 · Bridget Williams Books
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‘The problems we face . . . are a consequence of the economic model we have built up in Aotearoa over the past forty years. But that model is a choice – one that we can change if we wish to.’

Aotearoa New Zealand is grappling with tough economic challenges. The Good Economy asks what kind of economy we want – and who it should serve. Through sharp analysis that centres the experiences of New Zealanders, economist Craig Renney explores the values shaping our current system and asks what it would take to build a better one.

Grounded, accessible and hopeful, this Text invites readers to rethink the purpose of economic policy – and to imagine a future with wellbeing, fairness and opportunity at its core.

‘The problems we face . . . are a consequence of the economic model we have built up in Aotearoa over the past forty years. But that model is a choice – one that we can change if we wish to.’ Aotearoa New Zealand is grappling with tough economic challenges. The Good Economy asks what kind of econ...

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Craig Renney is the Economist and Director of Policy at the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions. He previously served as a Senior Advisor to the Labour-led government (2017–2023), contributing to the Wellbeing Budgets, and has held roles at Treasury, MBIE and the Reserve Bank. He holds qualifications in economics, urban policy and public administration, and is Vice Chair of the Labour Party Policy Council, working with unions and NGOs across Aotearoa. Originally from Northumberland in the UK, where industrial change shaped his interest in economic policy, he moved to New Zealand in 2012. He was recently announced as a Labour Party candidate for the 2026 New Zealand general election.

Craig Renney is the Economist and Director of Policy at the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions. He previously served as a Senior Advisor to the Labour-led government (2017–2023), contributing to the Wellbeing Budgets, and has held roles at Treasury, MBIE and the Reserve Bank. He holds qualificat...

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