Rebuilding New Zealand's economy after the earthquake
A week after the Christchurch earthquake thoughts turn the impact it has had on the New Zealand economy.
The cost of the 6.3-magnitude quake is expected to reach NZ$20bn ($15bn; £9.3bn).
There are worries it may have pushed the country back into recession.
Prime Minister John Key told the BBC: ''The economic implications of this earthquake are going to have a substantial impact on New Zealand''.
Phil Mercer reports.
01 Mar 2011
- From the section Business