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Table of contents:
Executive Summary
The Recession: Background
Maori Asset Base5
Background
Risks
Maori Business
Background
Risks
Maori Employment
Background
Risks
Maori Education, Skills and Qualifications
Background
Risks
Maori Housing22
Background
Risks
Maori Income24
Background
Risks
Key Drivers of Future Change28
Moving to the innovation economy
Redistribution of world economic power
Climate change and resource pressures
Strengths of Maori Business29
Appendices
Treasury �Downside� Forecasts
Maori Employment
Figure 1: Maori School Leavers, by qualification, and Maori Tertiary Enrolments
In Print
The Implications of a Recession for the Māori Economy
Redistribution of world economic power
The global power base is shifting from Europe and America to the new Asian economic powers. This will have a particular impact on Māori through investment and employment opportunities within the new markets driven by the enormous economic growth rates of these new economies, demographics and the rise in importance of mega cities.
The rise of the Asian countries to become economic superpowers will bring some level of uncertainty for Māori, specifically in terms of employment and investment. The rise of immigration from Asia may lead to competition for jobs in local markets. Also, as Asian firms make acquisitions in New Zealand, and potentially in Māori businesses, corporate cultural integration will become an important issue.