Groceries are expensive, but are supermarkets really the problem?
In our latest episode, Bruce and Tim explore New Zealand's supermarket duopoly, what we can learn from Chile's economic history, and why competition, regulation, and political decisions matter for investors and everyday Kiwis alike.
Discover why the real issue may be bigger than supermarket shelves.
(00:02:58) Are supermarkets really the problem?
(00:03:57) Changing ownership vs improving competition
(00:05:00) A local Napier example of competition barriers
(00:05:52) The connection between supermarkets and KiwiSaver
(00:07:22) Lessons from Chile's economic experience
(00:08:45) Importance of long-term thinking
Enjoyed the discussion? Take a look at Nick's Canny View article on this topic: What a Chilean coin knows about breaking up the supermarkets
Bruce Jenks is a Financial Adviser Stewart Group, a Hawke's Bay and Wellington-based CEFEX-certified financial planning and advisory firm. Stewart Group provides personal fiduciary services, Wealth Management, Risk Insurance and KiwiSaver solutions.
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