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An aerial view of the highlands of Papua New Guinea. There are clouds in the foreground and far below buildings and narrow roads.

14 September 2021

Kina devaluation revisited

by David Lea

Close up photograph looking over the shoulder of a person holding a mobile phone in two hands. The screen of the phone displays currency exchange information. In the background, but blurry is a desktop monitor and keyboard on a desk.

3 August 2021

The path to kina convertibility in PNG: part three

by Martin Davies

Photograph of a hand holding a mobile phone with the other hand holding a cup of coffee, in front of an open laptop. On both phone and laptop screens currency exchange data are displayed.

2 August 2021

The path to kina convertibility in PNG: part two

by Martin Davies

Photograph of clasped hands resting on a desk in front of an open laptop with currency exchange graphs displayed on the screen

29 July 2021

The path to kina convertibility in PNG: part one

by Martin Davies

Australia should advocate for developing countries at the G7

7 April 2021

Australia should advocate for developing countries at the G7

by Dane Moores

No poverty reduction in Fiji over the last six years

16 February 2021

No poverty reduction in Fiji over the last six years

by Neelesh Gounder

18 August 2020

COVID-19: economic damage and Pacific strengths

by Stephen Howes and Sherman Surandiran

The Pacifika Women Network Trade Centre reopened in May after closing its operations for eight weeks due to the COVID-19 lockdown (Photo credit: Jotam Sinopane)

18 June 2020

How to spend K320m to support PNG agriculture, households and businesses

by Jotam Sinopane

PNG money (Jan Messersmith Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

14 May 2020

The PNG kina during COVID-19: standing out from the crowd

by Dek Joe Sum

Credit: RNZ

30 April 2020

Thinking about PNG’s COVID-19 economic response: part 2

by Dek Joe Sum, Maholopa Laveil and Stephen Howes

The beginning of a very long queue at the NASFUND office, Four Mile, as unemployed people seek early release of their superannuation (Photo credit: Jotam Sinopane)

29 April 2020

Thinking about PNG’s COVID-19 economic response: part 1

by Dek Joe Sum, Maholopa Laveil and Stephen Howes

TST Waigani shop during shut down (taken by author)

23 April 2020

PNG’s economic stimulus: an assessment

by Jotam Sinopane

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