New Zealand Economic Papers
1997 - 2026
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Volume 60, issue 1, 2026
- Measuring the cost of land inputs to housing construction pp. 1-23

- Geoff Cooper, Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy and James Allan Jones
- Mapping solar adoption: integrating aerial image analysis with Bayesian spatial modelling in Aotearoa New Zealand pp. 24-47

- Y. S. Matthews and C. S. Harland
- An input-output approach to analyse the significance of the transportation sector in Aotearoa's economy pp. 48-76

- Le Wen, Fengtao Guang, Alexander Sheppard and Mingyue Selena Sheng
- Public-private partnerships and the New Zealand guidelines pp. 77-96

- Martin Lally
- Kiwi dads at play: what influences fathers' childcare involvement in New Zealand? pp. 97-120

- Juliane Hennecke, Lisa Meehan, Gail Pacheco and Alexandra Turcu
- How can we investigate the determinants of personal well-being in a developing country using UNICEF’s multiple indicator cluster survey data? pp. 121-141

- Van-Phuc Phan
- A strategic review of the Treasury’s long-term insights briefing pp. 142-147

- Dennis Wesselbaum
Volume 59, issue 3, 2025
- Zoning for housing supply: modelling the asymmetric welfare costs of errors in demand forecasts pp. 157-177

- Kevin Counsell
- Zoning reform and state-developed housing in Auckland pp. 178-204

- Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy
- How to change the welfare state from a Taxation to a Savings based model pp. 205-212

- Roger Douglas and Robert MacCulloch
- Temporal and regional variations in intergenerational income mobility in New Zealand pp. 213-237

- Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy and Yun So
- Household energy consumption and working from home in Australia pp. 238-263

- Opoku Adabor
- Citation for Graham Scott to mark his Distinguished Fellow Award pp. 264-265

- Murray Sherwin
- Review of Steven Hamilton and Richard Holden pp. 266-271

- Michael Reddell
Volume 59, issue 2, 2025
- The effect of incorporating infectious disease dynamics into a social cost–benefit framework for COVID-19 policy decisions pp. 51-63

- Shaun C. Hendy
- Underemployment and wage growth during COVID-19 pp. 64-80

- Lisa Meehan, Gail Pacheco and Alexandra Turcu
- Private economic impacts of late prostate cancer diagnosis: evidence from New Zealand's integrated data infrastructure pp. 81-101

- Zhongchen Song, Sarah Hogan and Olivia Wills
- How population ageing affects FDI flows: a tale of South Korea pp. 102-123

- Rajarshi Mitra, Md. Thasinul Abedin and Kanon Kumar Sen
- Cumulative excess deaths in New Zealand in the COVID-19 era: biases from ignoring changes in population growth rates: comment pp. 124-130

- David Hood
- Cumulative excess deaths in New Zealand in the COVID-19 era: biases from ignoring changes in population growth rates: reply pp. 131-135

- John Gibson
- Exploring the principal factors driving the volatility structure of stock trade levels in New Zealand: a Covid-19 perspective pp. 136-147

- Sudhir Madaree
- Analysis of social media sentiment and economic indicators during the Covid-19 pandemic: a preliminary investigation pp. 148-156

- Geoffrey Brooke, Lydia Cheung, David White and Laura Whiting
Volume 59, issue 1, 2025
- Introduction to the special issue on ‘Development Economics: Evolution and New Horizons' pp. 1-2

- Asha Sundaram and Dennis Wesselbaum
- Twenty-first century insights into economic development: cultural roots of cognition pp. 3-10

- Allison Demeritt and Karla Hoff
- Economic development reloaded: the AI revolution in developing nations pp. 11-17

- Asha Sundaram and Dennis Wesselbaum
- Keeping your butter safe: groundwork for a new measure of development pp. 18-23

- Kaushik Basu
- Is there still a role for direct government support to firms in developing countries? pp. 24-29

- David McKenzie
- Improving children’s learning in developing countries: what works and what doesn’t pp. 30-34

- Anjali Chandra and Subha Mani
- A practitioner's guide to estimate overland transportation costs pp. 35-40

- A. Kerem Coşar
- Migration, climate change and the futures of global population redistribution pp. 41-45

- Ronald Skeldon
- Climate change, vulnerability and well-being in the Pacific region pp. 46-50

- Rukmani Gounder
Volume 58, issue 3, 2024
- Notice of duplicate publication: ‘A practitioner's guide to estimate overland transportation costs*’ pp. (i)-(i)

- The Editors
- Monetary policy independence in an era of financial globalization: what theory suggests and the data in Oceania say pp. 207-215

- Alfred Guender
- Coordination of monetary and macroprudential policies, land finance behavior and risk prevention in the real estate market pp. 216-242

- Yue Song and Yu Zhang
- New Zealand’s lauded fiscal legislation: has it reduced fiscal uncertainty? pp. 243-260

- Michael Ryan and Mark Holmes
- The Employment Contracts Act 1991 and the labour share of income in New Zealand: an analysis of labour market trends 1939–2023 pp. 261-287

- Ivo Bertram and Bill Rosenberg
- Retail electricity prices in New Zealand: recent trends and the relationship to market shares pp. 288-298

- Peter Gibbard and Cameron Grubb
- Scale efficiency gains in utilities? The case of electricity distribution in New Zealand* pp. 299-308

- Tom Stannard and Philip Barry
Volume 58, issue 2, 2024
- The performance based research fund in New Zealand: taking stock and looking forward pp. 107-125

- Robert Buckle and John Creedy
- Decarbonization in New Zealand – where and how: a combination of input–output approach and structural decomposition analysis pp. 126-146

- Le Wen, Fengtao Guang, Yiqing Wang and Basil Sharp
- The effect of school zone on housing prices: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in New Zealand pp. 147-178

- Peng Sun, Tom Coupé and Jeremy Clark
- Schooling opportunities for 5-year-olds: some early origins of high school achievement pp. 179-196

- Asaad Ismail Ali and Andrea Kutinova Menclova
- Climate worry reduces farmer well-being pp. 197-202

- Zack Dorner, Jorie Knook, Te Rehia Ratu and Philip Stahlmann-Brown
- Reflections of a former editor pp. 203-205

- Dennis Wesselbaum
Volume 58, issue 1, 2024
- Community-level ethnic diversity and community-level socio-economic development: evidence from 20 African countries pp. 1-19

- David Fielding
- Love thy neighbours or do ethnic neighbourhood qualities matter? Ethnic price differentials in a multi-ethnic housing market pp. 20-39

- Ka Shing Cheung, Chung Yim Yiu and Betty Peiying Lin
- The wage cost of a lack of access to affordable childcare in Aotearoa New Zealand pp. 40-73

- Thomas Benison and Isabelle Sin
- Differences between NZ and U.S. individual investor sentiment: more noise or more information? pp. 74-86

- Jędrzej Białkowski, Moritz Wagner and Xiaopeng Wei
- Does the RBNZ respond to exchange rate fluctuations? pp. 87-94

- Thomas van Florenstein Mulder and Dennis Wesselbaum
- Cumulative excess deaths in New Zealand in the COVID-19 era: biases from ignoring changes in population growth rates pp. 95-106

- John Gibson
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