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Productivity growth has slowed across most OECD economies since the mid-2000s. While important aspects of New Zealand …’s economic performance have improved over this period, productivity growth is still comparatively low. This continues a long …-run trend of poor productivity in New Zealand, which is the key reason why average incomes are still below the OECD average …
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lowering barriers to foreign direct investment in services would also increase competition and enhance productivity growth …
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From the mid-1980s, New Zealand was widely considered to be a leader in liberalising product market regulation (PMR). However, the reform of PMR has lost momentum over recent years. Many areas of PMR are still consistent with best practice, but New Zealand is no longer assessed to be at the...
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The recent productivity experience of the New Zealand economy is examined using a cyclically-adjusted or trend measure … of Total Factor Productivity (TFP). On the basis of this measure, the results of estimating a leader-follower convergence … relationship suggest that productivity in New Zealand has been converging to US levels through a process of technological diffusion …
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This paper investigates the effect of product market regulations on the international diffusion of productivity shocks … observed divergence of productivity in OECD countries, given the emergence of new general-purpose technologies over the 1990s … of productivity shocks, namely the adoption of information and communications technology and the location decisions of …
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