There are many affects on the NZ economy because of the Global Financial Crisis. A few are: * Unemployment! * Govt. employs an expansionary fiscal policy. Lowers direct tax rates in an effort to increase demand and spending in the economy. * RBNZ adjust monetary policy by lowering interest rates, making saving less attractive and increasing demand and spending. * Demand for exports falls. Creating a deficit in net exports, i.e. buying more moneys worth than we sell. * Investment in the country falls due to loss of confidence. * Recession depression. Mental health and perhaps Physical health suffers.
New Zealand is not "ruled by the British Commonwealth". Firstly, that organisation's correct name is The Commonwealth. There are 54 members of the Commonwealth and NZ is one. NZ's Head of State is the Queen, who is represented in NZ by the Governor-General. NZ's head of Government is the Prime Minister, currently John Key.
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All Blacks are NZ national rugby union football team This is one of the most popular sports in NZ
The official currency of New Zealand is New Zealand dollar. According to latest conversion rate 45000 NZ dollars are equal to 405244.46 South African Rands. This means 1 NZ dollar is equal to 9.01 SA Rands.
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Mostly because it is indigenous only to NZ, the colours of an opal effect makes it unique, thus giving anyone who wears or uses it a link to NZ.
One effect of NZ's location is that it is far from its trading markets. That makes NZ vulnerable to claims, by competitors, that produce from NZ has a substantial carbon footprint.
Domestic rental and financial transactions (eg interest and bank charges).
A GPS (Global Positioning System) device purchased anywhere will work anywhere.
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If you have fines in New Zealand, you may still be able to leave the country. However, the fines will remain in effect, and you may face consequences upon your return until they are settled. It's best to address any outstanding fines before leaving to avoid potential issues.
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people started ANZAC day this changed their culture as they remembered how many soldier's died for NZ
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kiwiana is important to nz as they are items, events, people etc that are owned/inherited in nz and are things that we specialise in and they represent nz