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Old wine in new bottles – why the NZ-UK free trade agreement fails to confront the challenges of a post-COVID world

  • Written by Jane Kelsey, Professor of Law, University of Auckland
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When the sales pitch for a free trade agreement is that “British consumers will enjoy more affordable Marlborough sauvignon blanc, mānuka honey and kiwifruit, while Kiwis enjoy the benefit from cheaper gin, chocolate, clothing and buses”, you know this is hardly the deal of the century.

Indeed, the New Zealand-United...

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