New Zealand Should Not Be Rich.


Summary

This video discusses New Zealand's unique journey from a poor agricultural nation to a thriving service-based economy. Despite global trends towards services, New Zealand remained focused on agriculture due to factors like geographical location, seasonal demand, political stability, and low subsidies. The country shifted its agricultural policies in the 1980s from subsidies to productivity-focused strategies, leading to increased productivity and exports after deregulation. The case of New Zealand serves as an exceptional example of successful agricultural development amidst changing economic landscapes.


Development of a Country

The development of a country from poor agricultural beginnings to a service-based economy.

New Zealand's Unique Case

New Zealand's exceptional case of remaining focused on agriculture despite development trends towards services.

Factors Contributing to New Zealand's Agricultural Success

Key factors such as geographical location, seasonal demand, political stability, and low subsidies that have contributed to New Zealand's agricultural success.

Shift in Agricultural Policies

The shift in New Zealand's agricultural policies from subsidies to productivity-focused strategies in the 1980s.

Impact of Deregulation

The impact of deregulation on New Zealand's agricultural sector and the increase in productivity and exports that followed.

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