DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cd9lzv/country_report_new) has announced the addition of the "Country Report New Zealand" report to their offering.
New Zealand will continue to benefit from a stable political environment in 2012-16. The National Party-led coalition controls 64 out of the 121 seats in the legislature following the November 2011 general election.
The National-led administration is likely to remain committed to its existing policy agenda, which in the short term will focus on reconstruction and aid efforts following the September 2010 and February 2011 earthquakes.
Despite strong opposition, the government will push ahead with the sale of a number of state assets. It will also move forward with plans to enhance economic activity, for example by boosting minerals exploitation.
Country Report New Zealand:
- Outlook for 2012-16: Political stability
- Outlook for 2012-16: Election watch
- Outlook for 2012-16: International relations
- Outlook for 2012-16: Policy trends
- Outlook for 2012-16: Fiscal policy
- Outlook for 2012-16: Monetary policy
- Outlook for 2012-16: International assumptions
- Outlook for 2012-16: Economic growth
- Outlook for 2012-16: Inflation
- Outlook for 2012-16: Exchange rates
- Outlook for 2012-16: External sector
- Outlook for 2012-16: Forecast summary
- The political scene: Mr Key's government faces fresh embarrassment
- The political scene: The sale of farms to Chinese investors will go ahead
- Economic policy: The 2012/13 budget will see limited new spending
- Economic performance: Headline inflation has eased significantly
- Economic performance: Business confidence has started to lift
- Data and charts: Annual data and forecast
- Data and charts: Quarterly data
- Data and charts: Monthly data
- Data and charts: Annual trends charts
- Data and charts: Monthly trends charts
- Data and charts: Comparative economic indicators
- Basic data
- Political structure
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