New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern delivers a speech at the China Business Summit in Auckland on July 20, where she spoke of good bilateral relations and ample opportunities for both countries and peoples. Photo: Xinhua
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New Zealand’s China trade vulnerabilities, and how to deal with them, are a lesson to other small economies
- Rather than decouple from a large, fast-growing economy, a new report recommends that New Zealand should fight for open markets, trust its export businesses and use a ‘China and’ diversification strategy
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern delivers a speech at the China Business Summit in Auckland on July 20, where she spoke of good bilateral relations and ample opportunities for both countries and peoples. Photo: Xinhua
