• Head 2 Head with Shamubeel Eaqub - Episode 26 Dollars and Sense.

  • Nov 21 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
  • Podcast

Head 2 Head with Shamubeel Eaqub - Episode 26 Dollars and Sense.

  • Summary

  • Why is borrowing to give tax breaks stupid? How could we use some of our superannuation fund to build housing? What’s an economy for anyway?

    Shamubeel Eaqub has the gift of making economics understandable and often gives voice to common sense solutions for some of the problems that beset us today.

    He has worked as an economist in leading international banks and consultancy in Wellington, Melbourne and Auckland and he is now the Chief Economist at Simplicity KiwiSaver.

    He is a columnist, media commentator and a thought leading public speaker and author who has published three books: Generation Rent (2015), co-authored with Selena Eaqub; Growing Apart: Regional Prosperity in NZ (2014); and The NZ Economy: An Introduction (2011), co-authored with Dr Ralph Lattimore.

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