Debt vs delivery: the trust problem behind NZ’s borrowing debate
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New Zealand’s debt burden has nearly doubled in 10 years.
But, there are signs the country’s borrowing habits are becoming more sustainable.
New Zealand businesses have boosted their borrowings by more than $6 billion in the last year to $143b, which is a potential sign of rising confidence in the economy.
So, is debt really as bad as we think – or are the numbers telling a more nuanced story about households, businesses, and the government?
Today on The Front Page, NZ Herald business editor-at-large Liam Dann is with us to examine the numbers behind the nation’s march towards $1 trillion in debt.
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