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Our economic framework drives added value exporters to hope for primary sector hard times = currency falls = joy, tension and pain.

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John Walley Presentation to EPMU Jobs Crisis Summit - Auckland 12 October 2012

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John Walley's presentation to the EPMU Jobs Crisis Summit held in Auckland on 12 October 2012. Where MPs and business people discussed economic policy settings in the context of the continuing loss of NZ jobs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n9IJ9i-fgU

tags: summit, monetary policy, exchange rate, jobs

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John Walley Presentation to EPMU Jobs Crisis Summit - Auckland 12 October 2012