Privatisation (Asset Sales) in New Zealand, 1987–1992

Michael Williams

The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 1992, vol. 3, issue 2, 43-71

Abstract: It is argued that New Zealand's privatisation programme is unlikely to meet its main overt objective of easing fiscal problems. In the case of sales of major public utilities, neither allocative, internal nor social efficiency are likely to be enhanced either. A brief history, and calendar, of the asset sales programme is provided.

Date: 1992
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