New Zealand is a small group of islands to the east of Australia. It has a mixed economy. Traditionally New Zealand could be describes as an economy based on farm products. This nation has expanded from that to host more industry to better compete on a global basis.
Exports of New Zealand include dairy products, machinery and wood products. It also export meat products.
NO. New Zealand is a modern capitalist economy.
No. New Zealand's economy is mainly agricultural.
New Zealand's economy has received recent boosts from good weather combined with high prices for their exports. Good weather has also helped crops, which gave a boost to the economy.
The creation of the EU has forced New Zealand to search out new markets for their products. New Zealand has turned increasingly to Asia and the United States for trade...
From its internal economy. Manufacturing, agriculture, services etc.
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new zealanders are friendly and welcoming by nature with a great "can do" attitude
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Is was the 1980s when Australia and New Zealand significantly minimized government intervention in the economy. The same was true for the United States.
As the world market prices declined so did the value of exports from New Zealand
Human Environment Interaction· New Zealand's main industry is agriculture.· Auckland, New Zealand is the most populated city in New Zealand with 1,354,900 people living there· New Zealand relies heavily on tourism with an average 2.4million visitors a year· New Zealand's main environmental exports are wool, food, dairy products, wood, and paper products. With this New Zealand has resources to add to the economy.- New Zealand's main environmental import is oil.
Assess the impact of natural disasters on New Zealand's economy and society. Assess the impact of industrialisation and white settlement on the Maori community.