Nigel Latta 1 - The New Have & Have-Nots (First Episode)

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Nigel Latta 1 - The New Have & Have-Nots (First Episode)

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In the first episode of this series, psychologist Nigel Latta informs viewers that as of 2014, the gap between the rich and poor in Aotearoa has grown faster than any other OECD country in the world, bar one. Through interviews with experts and personal stories, The New Have & Have-Nots explains how and why this has happened, and how everyday Kiwis have been impacted. Latta covers many topics, including New Zealand's debt, the housing crisis, why trickle-down economics doesn't work, and t...

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2014

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