PNG FACES A TOUGH ROAD AHEAD
by PAUL FLANAGAN The press release from the latest mission of the world’s International Monetary Fund (IMF) – see here – highlights the ...
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KEY QUESTIONS FOR INVESTORS IN PNG
by PAUL FLANAGAN Following are three key questions which potential investors should be seeking answers for at the PNG Investment Confere...
PNG – CHANGE NEEDED TO MEET PEOPLE'S POTENTIAL
by PAUL FLANAGAN Summary PNG politicians are failing their people. Their poor policies have led to dramatic declines in economic well...
PNG’S BUDGET DEFICIT BLOW-OUT OF K628 MILLION
by PAUL FLANAGAN This is the third and final posting on PNG’s 2016 IMF Article IV report. The two previous posts have focused on P...
PNG’S ‘WEAK’ INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SITUATION
by PAUL FLANAGAN Summary The recent IMF report indicates PNG’s international economic situation is much more frail than the picture p...
PNG STRONGLY DEFENDS WITHHOLDING OF IMF ARTICLE IV REPORT TO COVER FOR MISSING K6.3 BILLION KINA
by PAUL FLANAGAN SUMMARY The IMF report indicates the O’Neill government has overstated the growth rate in the PNG economy by 12.7 perc...
IMF Article IV Suppression – A Poor BPNG explanation - MORE GOVERNMENT COVERUP
by PAUL FLANAGAN The Bank of PNG, the legislatively independent central bank for the country, lost significant credibility in its rec...
FRIGHTENING GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE IN 8 KEY AREAS OF THE ECONOMY
NATIONAL BUDGET SPOOKS PRIVATE BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT IN PNG by WILSON TALAG Economist Paul Flanagan's recent remarks tha...
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