The two-day conference is the first convened specifically around the economic implications of Covid-19.
“The forum comes at a pivotal time, as we weigh up the long-term effects of our Covid-19 response with other challenges facing our economy including climate change and the housing shortage,” says Professor Neil Quigley, University of Waikato Vice-Chancellor.
Deputy Prime Minister Hon Grant Robertson, Minister of Finance, will present a keynote address sharing his views on using fiscal, monetary and micro-economic policy to build a thriving economy for New Zealand.
Other keynote speakers include Adrian Orr, Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua, and Vittoria Shortt, CEO of ASB Bank, who will share their thoughts on the future of monetary policy and banking for a strong New Zealand post-Covid.
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