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Performance indices are used worldwide as indicators of activity in key sectors to assist analysts and decision-makers. An advantage of these indices is that, by pooling information from the series that make up the indices, idiosyncratic variation is smoothed out, and a stable and potentially...
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Over the next year another 50,000 people will become unemployed. The number of unemployed will surpass that of the last recession of 1997-98. To address the unemployment challenge New Zealand needs to supplement existing job search assistance with investment in training and business capital to...
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Over the next year another 50,000 people will become unemployed. The number of unemployed will surpass that of the last recession of 1997-98. To address the unemployment challenge New Zealand needs to supplement existing job search assistance with investment in training and business capital to...
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How do private returns to tertiary education in New Zealand compare internationally? According to the latest OECD measures, the private rate of return for New Zealand is 8.9%, compared to an OECD average of 12.4%, placing New Zealand toward the bottom of the OECD ranking. The aim of this study...
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I solve the optimal consumption and portfolio choice problem of a retiree who is endowed with both liquid assets and pre-annuitized wealth in Social Security. The retiree faces an investment menu including an equity index, a risk-free bond, a life insurance and a variable annuity. I find that...
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Humans regret their choices when they miss out on a good opportunity, especially in individual investment. Regret is an emotion prone to appear in human decision-making in some stock trading operations, as in the repurchase effect—the phenomenon in which people prefer to repurchase stocks that...
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How do private returns to tertiary education in New Zealand compare internationally? According to the latest OECD measures, the private rate of return for New Zealand is 8.9%, compared to an OECD average of 12.4%, placing New Zealand toward the bottom of the OECD ranking. The aim of this study...
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