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The video discusses the impact of natural disasters on monetary policy, highlighting that such events are inflationary and monetary policy may not be the best tool to address them. It examines labor market conditions, noting a tentative easing of labor shortages, and the challenges facing the housing market, including significant price drops. The video contrasts monetary and fiscal policy, emphasizing fiscal policy's targeted effectiveness in disaster recovery. It also explores inflation expectations, external risks like the Ukraine conflict and China's reopening, and their implications for New Zealand's economy.

What are the inflationary effects of natural disasters according to the text?

How has the acute labor shortage affected inflationary pressures?

What challenges does the New Zealand property market face post-cyclone?

What role does fiscal policy play in reconstruction efforts after natural disasters?

In what ways is monetary policy limited in addressing the impacts of natural disasters?

What are the expected trends in inflation in New Zealand following the cyclone?

How do external factors like the conflict in Ukraine and China's reopening impact New Zealand's economy?