The economic horizon for a country on the rise is endless and this is yet another reason to 'Live in New Zealand'. A free market, globally competitive economy, New Zealand is responsible for 0.3% of the world’s material output. The primary industries that make up the economic centre of New Zealand are manufacturing and exporting, agriculture, services and tourism. Traditionally, New Zealand has been an exporter of primary products. Today, the country has an excellent export network which includes primary agricultural as well secondary manufactured goods.

Prior to 1984, New Zealand had one of the most regulated economies of a first world country; however this has changed dramatically and now New Zealand’s economy is one of the least regulated. New Zealand is known as being one of the top global business friendly locations welcoming foreign direct investment into its stable, secure, and corruption free business environment.


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