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Liberating labour: The New Zealand employment contracts act

Kasper, Wolfgang E. - 1995

Between 1984 and 1991, New Zealand converted its economic system from the most heavily regulated to the least regulated in OECD. The public sector was restructured to separate core administrative functions from government-owned production activities. The latter were corporatised, and many...

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Die Befreiung des Arbeitsmarktes: Neuseelands Wirtschaft im Aufschwung

Kasper, Wolfgang E. - 1996

Von 1984 bis 1991 hat Neuseeland sein Wirtschaftssystem von dem am stärksten zu dem am schwächsten reglementierten … Regierungsapparat verwandelt. - Lange Zeit war Neuseeland für sein System der zentralen Lohnfestlegung und sein Schiedsgerichtsverfahren … Staatsapparates in Neuseeland. - Bis dahin antagonistische Arbeitgeber-Arbeitnehmer-Beziehungen wurden ersetzt durch Kooperation …

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Economic growth: A note on demographic and economic issues

Nixon, Chris - 2004

Understanding the relationship between economic growth and its supply side influences is fundamental to understanding the sustainability of future New Zealand real per capita growth rates. This note is primarily directed at developing a wider appreciation of the issues involved in the supply...

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The Risks and Opportunities from Globalisation

Stevens, Wayne - 2007

Globalisation, being the trend towards increasing global economic integration, is one of the largest forces, if not the largest force, affecting world economies at present. The current period of global economic integration is unprecedented and the pace and extent of globalisation will continue...

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Roles of Fiscal Policy in New Zealand

Barker, Felicity C; Buckle, Robert A; Clair, Robert W St - 2008

Economic growth is one of the objectives of the current government. Fiscal policy, encompassing government expenditure and taxation decisions, can significantly impact on economic growth. This paper proposes a framework which views fiscal policy through three lenses and applies this approach to...

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Economic Imbalances: New Zealand's Structural Challenge

Andre, Jean-Pierre - 2011

New Zealand has for a long-time lived with a large and negative international investment position, mainly in the form of private debt intermediated through the banking system. These debts create economic risks. Fortunately New Zealand's good institutional and policy arrangements provide economic...

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Housing Affordability: Lessons from the United States

Skidmore, Mark - 2014

Over the last two decades, New Zealand experienced a threefold increase in housing prices. The largest surge in prices in recent years occurred between 1998 and 2007, a period of housing price growth in many developed economies. Since 2007, housing price growth remained flat until 2011, and then...