Workers Out, Billionaires In: New Zealand’s Economic Dilemma

The Quick Take
While much of the world thinks of New Zealand as an idyllic redoubt far removed from the world’s problems, one to which many a billionaire has decamped, its working-age population is leaving in record numbers. And many of those emigrating are in their 30s and 40s – professionals with friends and family – rather than college graduates who often return a few years later. In this Bloomberg Originals
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