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Article – Gordon Campbell Are we paying too much for our groceries? Hmm. Is the Pope a Catholic? Given that the two Australian supermarket chains that dominate our grocery industry routinely rack up profits in the order of $22 billion annually, thats a no-brainer. Yet …
Are we paying too much for our groceries? Hmm. Is the Pope a Catholic? Given that the two Australian supermarket chains that dominate our grocery industry routinely rack up profits in the order of $22 billion annually, that’s a no-brainer. Yet as with New Zealand’s other socio-economic problems created by our 1980s reforms, the practical solutions seem pretty thin on the ground. As with banking, electricity generation/retail pricing, the fledgling telecommunications sector etc those hallowed “free market forces never really had a dog’s chance of functioning adequately in a country as small as New Zealand. Markets simply converged. What we got landed with were cartels, duopolies and near-monopolies. Whic
Thursday, 29 July 2021, 1:31 pm
Are
we paying too much for our groceries? Hmm. Is the Pope a
Catholic? Given that the two Australian supermarket chains
that dominate our grocery industry routinely rack up profits
in the order of $22 billion annually, that’s a no-brainer.
Yet as with New Zealand’s other socio-economic problems
created by our 1980s reforms, the practical solutions seem
pretty thin on the ground. As with banking, electricity
generation/retail pricing, the fledgling telecommunications
sector etc those hallowed “free market forces never really
had a dog’s chance of functioning adequately in a country
as small as New Zealand. Markets simply converged. What we