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2016, volume 79

Evaluating the Reserve Bank’s forecasting performance pp. 1-14

Geordie Reid

New Zealand house prices: a historical perspective pp. 1-14

Elizabeth Kendall

Disruption or distraction? How digitisation is changing New Zealand banks and core banking systems pp. 1-21

Amber Watson

A short history of prudential regulation and supervision at the Reserve Bank pp. 1-22

Chris Hunt

Inflation expectations and the conduct of monetary policy in New Zealand pp. 1-12

Michelle Lewis, Christopher McDermott and Adam Richardson

Summary of the dairy portfolio stress testing exercise pp. 1-10

Ashley Dunstan

The importance of market discipline in the Reserve Bank’s prudential regime pp. 1-15

Cavan O’Connor-Close and Neroli Austin

Behind the scenes of an OCR decision in New Zealand pp. 1-15

Adam Richardson

The 2016 New Zealand Financial Sector Assessment Programme (FSAP) pp. 1-17

Chris Hunt

The imagery and themes of the Series 7 ‘Brighter Money’ banknotes pp. 1-17

Matthew Wright

Developments in financial market liquidity pp. 1-16

Andrew Kendall

The Canterbury rebuild five years on from the Christchurch earthquake pp. 1-16

Amy Wood, Ilan Noy and Miles Parker

Financial stability risks from housing market cycles pp. 1-16

Michael Thornley

Assessing forecast performance pp. 19 p.

Kirdan Lees

How the Reserve Bank of New Zealand manages liquidity for monetary policy implementation pp. 20 p.

Sandeep Parekh

2015, volume 78

Economic implications of high and rising household indebtedness pp. 1-12

Chris Hunt

Being an engaging central bank pp. 1-83

Mike Hannah

An updated assessment of dairy sector vulnerabilities pp. 1-14

Ashley Dunstan, Hayden Skilling, Matthew Newman and Zach Mounsey

Payments and the concept of legal tender pp. 1-7

Nick McBride

The Reserve Bank's application of the Basel III capital requirements for banks pp. 1-19

Felicity Barker

Commercial property and financial stability pp. 1-10

Ashley Dunstan and Hayden Skilling

Evaluating monetary policy pp. 3-21

Dean Ford, Elizabeth Kendall and Adam Richardson

A primer on New Zealand's capital markets pp. 3-22

Lauren Rosborough, Geordie Reid and Chris Hunt

2014, volume 77

Household debt: a cross-country perspective pp. 1-13

Chris Hunt

Documenting the goals for monetary policy: some cross-country comparisons pp. 1-13

Amy Wood and Michael Reddell

Measuring New Zealand’s effective exchange rate pp. 1-15

Daan Steenkamp

Designing New Zealand’s new banknote series pp. 1-9

Kristin Langwasser

How volatile are New Zealand’s terms of trade? An international comparison pp. 3-14

Daan Steenkamp

An A to Z of loan-to-value ratio (LVR) restrictions pp. 3-14

Lamorna Rogers

Monetary policy decision-making and accountability structures: some cross-country comparisons pp. 15-30

Tim Aldridge and Amy Wood

The interaction between monetary and macro-prudential policy pp. 15-25

Ashley Dunstan

Can’t see the wood for the trees – shedding light on Kauri bonds pp. 26-33

Geordie Reid

Exchange rate movements and consumer prices: some perspectives pp. 31-41

Miles Parker

2013, volume 76

Measures of New Zealand core inflation pp. 3-11

Satish Ranchhod

Why has inflation in New Zealand been low? pp. 3-11

Nikki Kergozou and Satish Ranchhod

The last financial crisis and the case for macro-prudential intervention pp. 3-16

Chris Hunt

The 2012 Policy Targets Agreement: an evolution in flexible inflation targeting in New Zealand pp. 3-12

Ross Kendall and Tim Ng

A new approach to macro-prudential policy for New Zealand pp. 12-22

Lamorna Rogers

Open Bank Resolution - the New Zealand response to a global challenge pp. 12-18

Kevin Hoskin and Noemi Javier

Measuring systemic risk: the role of macro-prudential indicators pp. 13-30

Tony Wolken

Discovering covered bonds - the market, the challenges, and the Reserve Bank's response pp. 17-25

Annalise Vucetich and Amber Watson

Reserve Bank payment system operations - an update pp. 19-24

Mike Wolyncewicz

The Reserve Bank’s capital adequacy framework pp. 23-29

Martin Fraser

Developments in New Zealand’s overnight indexed swaps market pp. 25-33

Raiko Shareef

Exchange rate fluctuations: how has the regime mattered? pp. 26-34

Richard Sullivan

Foreign exchange turnover: trends in New Zealand and abroad pp. 31-40

Lauren Rosborough and Raiko Shareef

Exchange rate policy forum: bringing it all together: where does this leave us, and where to from here? pp. 35-48

Christopher McDermott

Updating the Reserve Bank Museum pp. 39-41

Matthew Wright

2012, volume 75

Editor's Note pp. 1-3

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Monetary policy in the last business cycle: some perspectives pp. 3-14

Willy Chetwin and Michael Reddell

Matching workers with jobs:how well is the New Zealand labour market doing? pp. 3-12

Rebecca Craigie, David Gillmore and Nicolas Groshenny

Alan Bollard - Reflections from 2002-2012 Interviewed by Bernard Hodgetts pp. 3-12

Alan Bollard

The evolution of prudential supervision in New Zealand pp. 5-13

Toby Fiennes and Cavan O'Connor-Close

What is the repo market? Why does it matter? pp. 13-21

Bevan Cook

The economic impact of the Canterbury earthquakes pp. 13-25

Miles Parker and Daan Steenkamp

Business cycle review, 1998-2011 pp. 14-27

Willy Chetwin

Bank funding – the change in composition and pricing pp. 15-24

Jason Wong

Recent trends and developments in currency 2011/2012 pp. 22-25

Glenys Jacobson

Anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism – the Reserve Bank’s supervisory approach pp. 25-30

Hamish Armstrong

Financial accounts and flow of funds pp. 26-35

Phil Briggs

Asset returns and the investment choices of New Zealanders pp. 26-34

Elizabeth Watson

A brief history of monetary policy objectives and independence in New Zealand pp. 28-37

James Graham and Christie Smith

For the Record pp. 31-38

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Foreign currency reserves: why we hold them influences how we fund them pp. 35-45

Anella Munro and Michael Reddell

For the record pp. 36-46

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The New Zealand Debt Conversion Act 1933: a case study in coercive domestic public debt restructuring pp. 38-45

Michael Reddell

Dealing with debt pp. 46-56

Alan Bollard and Michael Reddell

For the record pp. 46-53

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Learnings from the Global Financial Crisis pp. 57-66

Alan Bollard and Tim Ng

For the record pp. 67-79

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