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Rod oram, one of New Zealand's famous business writers, has done some research to determine the weaknesses of the national economy. He says our nation has good fundamentals, which were inherited from Vanguard companies. Our nation is being conducted with complicated system that might not be suitable for the small and medium enterprises.
Rod oram, one of New Zealand's famous business writers, has done some research to determine the weaknesses of the national economy. He says our nation has good fundamentals, which were inherited from Vanguard companies. Our nation is being conducted with complicated system that might not be suitable for the small and medium enterprises.
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Rod oram, one of New Zealand's famous business writers, has done some research to determine the weaknesses of the national economy. He says our nation has good fundamentals, which were inherited from Vanguard companies. Our nation is being conducted with complicated system that might not be suitable for the small and medium enterprises.
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Oram
(2007,
2011)
and
Boven,
Bidios,
and
Harland
(2010)
researches
indicated
clearly
strength
and
weakness
of
the
economic
growth
of
New
Zealand
in
the
recent
decades.
Thus
they
provide
recommendations
for
businesses
and
government
on
how
to
improve
our
economy.
On
one
hand,
Oram
comes
up
with
information
that
show
how
entrepreneurs
can
change
to
adapt
to
the
current
economic
position.
On
the
other
hand,
Boven
and
his
partners
agree
that
our
government
has
to
pay
attention
to
economic
activities
and
also
cooperate
well
with
entrepreneurs
to
find
out
the
best
way
to
get
the
nation
developed.
When
all
OECD
countries
are
developing
their
economy
rapidly,
New
Zealands
economy
seems
to
be
fallen
far
behind
compared
to
OECD
countries
achievements.
Therefore
Rod
Oram,
one
of
New
Zealands
famous
business
writers,
has
done
some
research
to
determine
the
weaknesses
of
the
national
economy.
Our
nation
has
good
fundamentals,
which
were
inherited
from
Vanguard
companies,
so
we
need
to
use
those
gains
to
tackle
an
even
greater
challenge
(Oram,
R.,
2007,
p.32).
For
instance,
our
entrepreneurs
are
able
to
associate
with
the
rest
of
the
world
to
cooperate
and
develop
such
as
swapping
the
needed
resources
for
producing
goods
or
producers
are
able
to
seek
for
new
materials,
which
are
not
available
in
New
Zealand.
Thus
we
must
use
those
benefits
to
make
dramatic
changes
-
the
second
revolution.
In
addition,
New
Zealand
is
being
conducted
with
complicated
system
that
might
be
not
suitable
for
the
small
country
(Oram,
R.
2008).
Overall,
we
need
to
realize
what
are
important
things
to
be
changed
for
our
economy
to
fit
to
the
changes
of
the
current
economy;
and
we
need
to
be
more
ambitious
(Oram,
R.
2011,
p.4)
to
set
higher
objectives
for
economic
success
in
the
near
future.
On
the
other
hand,
Boven
et
al
(2010)
determined
that
labor
productivity
is
the
main
reason
for
low
GDP
per
capita
of
New
Zealand
compared
to
Australias.
Yearly,
our
government
spends
a
lot
of
money
in
economic
activities
but
our
GDP
can
not
get
better
than
Australias
(Boven
et
al,
2010).
Obviously,
we
have
not
maximized
our
productivity;
it
might
due
to
some
following
reasons:
we
are
so
complacent
with
the
current
profit
that
is
made
during
a
year,
or
we
are
happy
with
this
moment
and
we
are
not
willing
to
work
more.
Boven,
Bidios,
and
Harland
have
recommended
that
New
Zealand
should
pay
more
attention
on
five
aspects:
entrepreneur,
skills
and
talent,
investment,
innovation
and
natural
resources
in
order
to
improve
the
productivity.
Somehow,
our
government
has
to
encourage
these
activities
if
they
want
to
attain
a
long-run
development.
For
example,
as
we
know
that
when
people
cannot
find
a
best
suitable
job
for
them,
they
will
find
their
own
chances
in
other
places,
particularly
overseas
working.
Therefore
we
must
be
able
to
retain
our
residents,
who
is
high-skilled
and
leave
the
country
to
work
and
live
overseas,
contributing
to
New
Zealand
having
the
highest
proportion
in
the
OECD
of
high-skilled
people
living
in
other
OECD
countries
(Boven
et
al,
2010,
p.20
&
21).
Furthermore,
we
need
to
consider
developing
our
main
sectors
such
as
agriculture,
tourism,
natural
resources,
ICT
and
niche
manufacturing,
and
construction
and
other
domestic
sectors
(Boven
et
al
2010,
p.37)
THE
WAY
LEADS
TO
OUR
FUTURE
ECONOMY
The
two
authors
opinions
are
quite
different
because
of
the
target
whom
they
chose
to
write
for
but
they
are
extremely
crucial
for
our
entrepreneurs
and
government
who
should
consider
those
mentioned
recommendations
in
order
to
help
the
New
Zealands
economy
get
back
to
the
position
that
it
was
from
last
decades.
New
Zealand
also
needs
to
make
alternative
approaches
to
adapt
to
the
rapid
economic
growth
of
developed
countries
that
are
trying
to
achieve
highest
possible
outcomes
for
their
economy.
Reference
list:
Oram,
R.
(2007).
New
Zealands
freedom
from
distance.
In
Reinventing
paradise:
How
Zealand
is
starting
to
earn
a
bigger,
sustainable
living
in
the
world
economy
(pp.
18-33).
Auckland,
NZ:
Penguin
Books.
Oram,
R.
(2011).
Reinventing
paradise.
Unpublished
manuscript,
Auckland,
NZ.
Boven,
R.,
Bidios,
D.,
&
Harland,
C.
(2010).
A
goal
is
not
a
strategy:
Focusing
efforts
to
improve
New
Zealands
prosperity.
Discussion
paper.
Auckland,
NZ:
The
New
Zealand
Institute.