New Zealand Economic Papers

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Volume 46, issue 1, 2012

A critique of Wolak's evaluation of the NZ electricity market: Introduction and overview pp. 1-10

Lew Evans, Seamus Davie Hogan and Peter Jackson

A critique of Wolak's evaluation of the NZ electricity market: The incentive to exercise market power with elastic demand and transmission loss pp. 11-23

Seamus Davie Hogan and Peter Jackson

An examination of Frank Wolak's model of market power and its application to the New Zealand electricity market pp. 25-34

Lew Evans and Graeme Guthrie

Simulating market power in the New Zealand electricity market pp. 35-50

Oliver Browne, Stephen Poletti and David Thomas Young

A critique of Wolak's evaluation of the NZ electricity market: Afterword pp. 51-52

Lew Evans, Seamus Davie Hogan and Peter Jackson

A critique of Wolak's evaluation of the NZ electricity market afterword: A rejoinder pp. 53-55

Oliver Browne, Stephen Poletti and David Thomas Young

Prescriptivism to positivism? The development of the CPI in New Zealand pp. 57-77

Sharleen Forbes, Corin Higgs, James Keating and Evan Roberts

Why the shadow of the law is important for economists pp. 79-90

Stuart Birks

Volume 45, issue 3, 2011

Monetary policy implementation and uncovered interest parity: Empirical evidence from Oceania pp. 209-229

Alfred V. Guender and Bevan Cook

The effects of weather on crime pp. 231-254

James Horrocks and Andrea Kutinova Menclova

The fixed price offer mechanism in Trade Me online auctions pp. 255-271

Seamus Davie Hogan, Hamish Kidd, Laura Meriluoto and Andrew Smith

A quarterly post-Second World War real GDP series for New Zealand pp. 273-298

Viv B. Hall and Christopher John McDermott

Changes in the tax mix from income taxation to GST: Revenue and redistribution pp. 299-309

John Creedy and Angela Mellish

Price discrimination in Australasian air travel markets pp. 311-324

Tim Hazledine

Volume 45, issue 1-2, 2011

Psychology and economics: An introduction to the special issue pp. 1-4

Simon Kemp and Gabrielle Wall

From anecdotes to novels: Reflective inputs for behavioural economics pp. 5-22

Peter E. Earl

Aspiration formation and satisficing in search with(out) competition pp. 23-45

Werner Guth and Torsten Weiland

Are conditional cooperators willing to forgo efficiency gains? Evidence from a public goods experiment pp. 47-57

Maria Vittoria Levati, Matteo Ploner and Stefan Traub

Who makes the pie bigger? An experimental study on co-opetition pp. 59-68

Juan Lacomba, Francisco Lagos and Tibor Neugebauer

An experimental examination of the effect of potential revelation of identity on satisfying obligations pp. 69-80

Lucy F. Ackert, Bryan Church and Shawn Davis

Gender differences in trust and reciprocity in repeated gift exchange games pp. 81-95

Ananish Chaudhuri and Erwann Sbai

Do separation rules matter? An experimental study of commitment pp. 97-117

Filip Vesely, Vivian Lei and Scott Drewianka

Overcapitalization and cost escalation in housing renovation pp. 119-138

Ti-Ching Peng

Over-indebtedness and the interplay of factual and mental money management: An interview study pp. 139-160

Bernadette Kamleitner, Bianca Hornung and Erich Kirchler

Coherence and bidirectional reasoning in complex and risky decision-making tasks pp. 161-181

C. Gustav Lundberg

Outwit, outplay, outcast? Sex discrimination in voting behaviour in the reality television show Survivor pp. 183-193

Gabrielle Wall

Ambiguity, the certainty illusion, and the natural frequency approach to reasoning with inverse probabilities pp. 195-207

John Fountain and Philip Gunby

Volume 44, issue 3, 2010

Reflections of a journal editor pp. 211-215

Ananish Chaudhuri

Earnings inequality and gender in New Zealand, 1998-2008 pp. 217-229

Kerry L. Papps

The economic impact of the New Zealand fiscal stimulus package pp. 231-257

James Giesecke and Chris Schilling

Choice experiment assessment of public expenditure preferences pp. 259-268

Geoffrey Kerr, Ross Cullen and Kenneth Hughey

The impact of question format in principles of economics classes: Evidence from New Zealand pp. 269-287

Stephen Hickson

Book Reviews pp. 289-293

Stephen Poletti and Saibal Kar

Volume 44, issue 2, 2010

Sir Clive William John Granger, 1934-2009 pp. 121-127

Timo Teräsvirta

Introduction: Tax policy reform New Zealand style pp. 129-136

Robert Allan Buckle

Population ageing and taxation in New Zealand pp. 137-158

John Creedy, Jamas Enright, Norman Gemmell and Angela Mellish

The long-term effects of capital gains taxes in New Zealand pp. 159-177

Andrew Coleman

Fiscal, distributional and efficiency impacts of land and property taxes pp. 179-199

Andrew Coleman and Arthur Grimes

Taxation of land: a comment on Coleman and Grimes pp. 201-209

Matt Benge

Volume 44, issue 1, 2010

Two New Zealand pioneer econometricians pp. 1-26

Peter C. B. Phillips

Does higher social diversity lower people's contributions to public goods? The case of volunteering in New Zealand pp. 27-59

Samuel Thornton and Jeremy Edmund Clark

Lack of diversification and the value of Maori fisheries assets pp. 61-73

Cameron Day and David Emanuel

The long term development of New Zealand's electricity supply industry pp. 75-89

Malcolm Abbott

Pre-funding a government's future financial obligations - the New Zealand Superannuation case study pp. 91-111

Michael Littlewood

Book Reviews pp. 113-119

Matthew Ryan and Bilgehan Karabay

Volume 43, issue 3, 2009

Reflections on an econometrics Nobel laureate, personal friend, and a good friend of New Zealand and its econometrics community pp. 229-231

Peter Thomson

Estimating open economy Phillips curves for the euro area with directly measured expectations pp. 233-254

Maritta Paloviita

The rising public sector pay premium in the New Zealand labour market pp. 255-261

John Gibson

The contribution of foreign borrowing to the New Zealand economy pp. 263-278

Anthony J. Makin, Wei Zhang and Grant Scobie

Economic geography, globalisation and New Zealand's productivity paradox pp. 279-314

Philip McCann

Results from the NZAE 2008 web survey pp. 315-326

William Henry Kaye-Blake

Volume 43, issue 2, 2009

Laboratory experiments in economics, finance and political science pp. 87-88

Charles Noussair, Maroš Servátka and Steven James Tucker

Trust and reciprocity: implications of game triads and social contexts pp. 89-104

James Cox

Bargaining under large risk - an experimental analysis pp. 105-129

Werner Guth, Sabine Kröger and Ernst Maug

Anonymity deters collusion in hard-close auctions: experimental evidence pp. 131-148

Sascha Füllbrunn and Tibor Neugebauer

Prices in experimental asset markets under uncertainty pp. 149-163

Carmela Di Mauro

The disciplining role of repeated elections: some experimental evidence pp. 165-190

Sugato Dasgupta

Experimental evidence on advertising and price competition pp. 191-202

Ninghua Du

Potential competition in the presence of sunk entry costs: an experiment pp. 203-225

Utteeyo Dasgupta

Volume 43, issue 1, 2009

Are Kiwis saving enough for retirement? Evidence from SOFIE pp. 3-19

Trinh Van Thi Le, Grant Scobie and John Gibson

Capital intensity and welfare: traded and non-trade sector determinants pp. 21-39

Arthur Grimes

Youth employment and education in New Zealand from 1985 to 2004 pp. 41-58

Steven Stillman

Public perception of actual changes in New Zealand government spending pp. 59-67

Simon Kemp

New Zealand's emissions trading scheme pp. 69-79

Nan Jiang, Basil Sharp and Mingyue Sheng

Economic Gangsters pp. 81-84

Sumon Majumdar

The Logic of Life pp. 84-86

Geoffrey Brooke