
The Economy of Everything is where the big economics headlines meet everyday life. Every Wednesday, NZ Herald's business editor at large Liam Dann and business editor Tamsyn Parker sit down to talk it through. From markets and interest rates to jobs, housing and the cost of living, they dive into why it all matters more than you think. Because whether you’re paying a mortgage or just buying milk,... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

CMC Markets managing director Chris Smith joins Liam Dann to talk about the investing bug that started when he was 16, why New Zealand has historically favoured property over shares, and the mistakes that taught him the most.
He also discusses mark... more
New Zealand businesses have spent much of the past year waiting for the recovery, but what if the economy they’re dealing with now is the new normal?
Join Liam Dann and Tamsyn Parker as they ponder whether Christopher Luxon had actually had a point... more
Could more babies be the answer to New Zealand’s economic problems?
Liam Dann and Tamsyn Parker unpack Winston Peters’ proposed $45,000 Kiwi Kids Grant, ask whether cash can really lift the birth rate, and look at why migration may still be the mor... more
New Zealand’s unemployment rate is already at an uncomfortable level, and may be heading higher again.Young people and jobseekers in Auckland, Wellington and the Bay of Plenty are facing an especially tough market, leaving many wondering why the reco... more
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I really enjoyed listening to these interviews. Good questions and an excellent range of guests. I look forward to next season.
Your episode with Emma Lewisham was inspiring !!
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The show blends big macro themes with everyday life, focusing on inflation, monetary policy, housing, wages, and productivity in New Zealand. Episodes frequently connect data and policy signals to household budgets, business sentiment, and long-term growth, while balancing pragmatic analysis with timely political context. Noteworthy is the consistent pairing of two seasoned NZ Herald editors who provide data-driven takeaways, plus regular guests from economics, finance, property, and entrepreneurship who illuminate how policy shifts play out in real life. This makes it a solid fit for listeners seeking practical, market-aware insight and for sponsors seeking a policy-savvy, financially literate audience.
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Recent guests on The Economy of Everything include:
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2. Kelly Eckhold
3. Derrick Handley
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