The growth of Papua New Guinea’s economy in the last decades, as a result of large-scale development projects primarily in the extractive industries, has had both positive and negative consequences for the country. With a growing consumer base and an emerging middle class, one negative consequence has been the influx of counterfeit consumer goods.
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Eunice Parua, Partner, Leahy Lewin Lowing Sullivan Lawyers: Viewpoint from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
Interviews & Viewpoints | Jonathan Seeto, Territory Senior Partner, PwC: Viewpoint from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
In 2018 the local business community was waiting with anticipation for a jump-start to the economy of Papua New Guinea. A handful of significant events were expected to turn a new page: the country was gearing up for a meeting of the leaders of APEC countries, a liquefied natural gas project was being finalised and new mining developments were at hand. These tangible steps...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Heidi Kunkel, Vice-President of Australasia Operations, Hilton: Interview from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
Interviews & Viewpoints | Paul Komboi, Managing Director, DataCo: Interview from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
Interviews & Viewpoints | Stan Joyce, Former Managing Director, South Pacific Brewery: Interview from The Report: Papua New Guinea 2019
How have government measures like the introduction of import tariffs affected domestic industry?
