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2011, volume 74

Editor's note pp. 1-3

Michael Reddell

Editor's note pp. 1-4

Michael Reddell

Editor's note pp. 1-4

Michael Reddell

Sudden stops, external debt and the exchange rate pp. 1-11

David Hargreaves and Elizabeth Watson

Towards understanding what and when households spent pp. 1-11

Emmanuel De Veirman and Michael Reddell

Insurer solvency standards – reducing risk in a risk business pp. 1-6

Richard Dean

For the record pp. 1-7

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

A primer on open bank resolution pp. 5-10

Kevin Hoskin and Ian Woolford

Conference summary: New Zealand's macroeconomic imbalances -- causes and remedies pp. 5-10

Christie Smith

Bank farm capital: does it cost the earth? pp. 5-14

Ian Harrison and Kevin Hoskin

Making sense of international interest rate movements pp. 5-14

Hamish Pepper and Enzo Cassino

Stress testing New Zealand banks’ dairy portfolios pp. 15-25

David Hargreaves and Gina Williamson

We're all in this together: the transmission of international shocks to open economies pp. 15-25

Rebecca Craigie

Recent trends and developments in currency pp. 22-29

Kristin Flavall

Understanding financial system efficiency in New Zealand pp. 26-38

Chris Bloor and Chris Hunt

Towards better data on New Zealand debt securities markets pp. 26-36

Rochelle Barrow and Michael Reddell

Submission to the Productivity Commission inquiry on housing affordability pp. 30-38

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Submission to the Savings Working Group pp. 37-46

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Workshop on national accounts and financial statistics pp. 39-45

Phil Briggs and Rochelle Barrow

New Zealand's emergency liquidity measures during the global financial crisis pp. 39-50

Aidan Yao and Enzo Cassino

For the record pp. 46-56

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Looking into the crystal ball: a forecast and some risks for the year ahead pp. 47-52

Alan Bollard and Kirdan Lees

For the record pp. 51-60

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

For the record pp. 53-62

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

2010, volume 73

Editor's note pp. 1-4

Kirdan Lees

The crisis and the Reserve Bank’s stabilisation role pp. 5-17

Bevan Cook and Felix Delbrück

Regulating non-bank deposit takers pp. 5-18

Felicity Barker and Noemi Javier

The Reserve Bank and macro-financial stability pp. 5-14

Grant Spencer

Financial sector amplification and credit cycles in New Zealand pp. 15-34

Rebecca Craigie and Anella Munro

Twenty years of inflation targeting pp. 17-22

David Baqaee and Christie Smith

Bringing financial stability legislation to the insurance industry - the Insurance (Prudential Supervision) Act 2010 pp. 19-28

Richard Dean

The New Zealand dollar through the global financial crisis pp. 20-30

Enzo Cassino and Zoe Wallis

Inflation targeting, the financial crisis and macroeconomics; an interview with Mark Gertler pp. 22-28

Ozer Karagedikli

Global currency trends through the financial crisis pp. 28-37

Zoe Wallis

How may the New Architecture of Financial Regulations develop? pp. 28-37

Charles Goodhart

Anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism - the Reserve Bank’s responsibilities and approach pp. 31-36

Hamish Armstrong

World trade interdependencies: a New Zealand perspective pp. 35-46

David Gillmore and Phil Briggs

Lessons from previous U.S. recessions and recoveries pp. 37-52

Satish Ranchod

New Zealand’s imbalances in a cross-country context pp. 37-49

Daan Steenkamp

The currency denomination of New Zealand’s unhedged foreign reserves pp. 37-46

Kelly Eckhold

For the record pp. 47-58

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

The Reserve Bank’s new approach to holding and managing its foreign reserves pp. 47-64

Kelly Eckhold

The crisis and monetary policy: what we learned and where we are going pp. 52-58

Alan Bollard and Felix Delbrück

Recent trends and developments in currency pp. 58-66

Kristin Langwasser

Connecting the dots: a yield curve perspective on New Zealand’s interest rates

Leo Krippner

2009, volume 72

Quality of bank capital in New Zealand pp. 5-16

Kevin Hoskin and Stuart Irvine

The Reserve Bank's new liquidity policy for banks pp. 5-18

Kevin Hoskin, Ian Nield and Jeremy Richardson

Financial vulnerability of mortgage-indebted households in New Zealand - evidence from the Household Economic Survey pp. 5-12

Mizuho Kida

Introducing KITT: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand new DSGE model for forecasting and policy design pp. 5-20

Kirdan Lees

Thinking about more than one thing at a time: Eric Leeper on monetary and fiscal policy interactions pp. 13-22

Tim Ng

Anchoring fiscal expectations pp. 17-42

Eric Leeper

Assessing recent external forecasts pp. 19-25

Felipe Labbé and Hamish Pepper

The use of statistical forecasting models at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand pp. 21-26

Chris Bloor

Recent trends and developments in currency pp. 23-30

Alan Boaden and Kristin Langwasser

Banking crises in New Zealand - an historical perspective pp. 26-41

Chris Hunt

The Reserve Bank’s process for forecasting business investment pp. 27-33

Tim Aldridge

Overview of a recent Reserve Bank workshop: nowcasting with model combination pp. 31-33

Kirdan Lees

Coping with global financial and economic stresses pp. 34-45

Alan Bollard and Tim Ng

The demographics of household inflation perceptions and expectations pp. 34-42

Christina Leung

The evolution of New Zealand's trade flows pp. 42-46

Victoria Yili Zhang

Mordacious years’: socio-economic aspects and outcomes of New Zealand’s experience in the Great Depression pp. 43-61

Matthew Wright

Exchange rates and export performance: evidence from micro-data pp. 43-52

Lynda Sanderson

The evaporation of trust: Prasanna Gai on financial crises pp. 53-56

David Hargreaves

For the record pp. 57-64

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Economic recovery

Alan Bollard

The financial crisis- whodunnit?

Howard Davies

Financial crises, sound policies and sound institutions - an interview with Michael Bordo

John Singleton