Trumponomics Risks to the New Zealand economy
Ballingall, John | November 2016
Abstract
Financial markets generally don't like uncertainty. If Trump were to be elected POTUS, it’s difficult to see this being anything but a “bigly” headache for markets. Moreover, the way he has managed his campaign and the people associated with it suggests there might be a degree of chaos about the process of selecting and confirming key players in a Trump administration. The immediate impacts will likely be seen in credit conditions, the exchange rate and the US sharemarket.
Citation
Ballingall, John. 2016. Trumponomics Risks to the New Zealand economy. © New Zealand Institute of Economic Research. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/9199.Keywords
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