New Zealand Economic Papers

1997 - 2025

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Volume 56, issue 3, 2022

Macroprudential policy uncertainty and implications for leaning against the wind pp. 219-234

Caitlin Davies

Does New Zealand's inflation target anchor long-term expectations? pp. 235-257

Alan King

Value and momentum in the cross section of housing market returns of New Zealand pp. 258-271

Daniel Dunstan and Jinji Hao

International migration and income distribution in New Zealand metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas pp. 272-295

Omoniyi B. Alimi, David Maré and Jacques Poot

How New Zealand migrants fare in Australia: what explains their wealth gap? pp. 296-317

Tinh Doan, Mark Holmes, Van Ha and Tuyen Tran

Rising immigration and falling native-born home ownership: a spatial econometric analysis for New Zealand pp. 318-325

Chao Li, John Gibson and Geua Boe-Gibson

The impact of upstairs trading on market quality: evidence from a highly segmented market* pp. 326-332

Jędrzej Białkowski, Sanghyun Hong and Moritz Wagner

Citation for Alan E. Bollard to mark his Distinguished Fellow award pp. 333-337

Grant M. Scobie

Citation for Suzanne Snively to mark her Distinguished Fellow award pp. 338-341

Mary Hedges

Volume 56, issue 2, 2022

Income protection in the New Zealand tax-transfer system pp. 119-125

Penny Mok and Gail Pacheco

The relationship of patenting applications and expenditure with output and real GDP in nineteenth century colonial New Zealand pp. 126-140

Matthew Gibbons and Les Oxley

Who would win from a multi-rate GST in New Zealand: evidence from a QUAIDS model* pp. 141-168

Alastair Thomas

Earnings penalty of educational mismatch: a comparison of alternative methods of assessing over-education pp. 169-194

Le Wen and Sholeh Maani

Bank size, competition, and efficiency: a post-GFC assessment of Australia and New Zealand pp. 195-217

Salah U-Din, David Tripe and M. Humayun Kabir

Volume 56, issue 1, 2022

Hard, not early: putting the New Zealand Covid-19 response in context pp. 1-8

John Gibson

Forecasting the COVID-19 epidemic: the case of New Zealand pp. 9-16

Paul Ho, Thomas A. Lubik and Christian Matthes

Government mandated lockdowns do not reduce Covid-19 deaths: implications for evaluating the stringent New Zealand response pp. 17-28

John Gibson

Comment on ‘Government mandated lockdowns do not reduce COVID-19 deaths: implications for evaluating the stringent New Zealand response’ pp. 29-35

Shaun C. Hendy, Siouxsie Wiles, Rachelle Binny and Michael J. Plank

Rebuttal of Hendy, Wiles, Binny and Plank pp. 36-40

John Gibson

A social cost–benefit framework for COVID-19 policy decisions pp. 41-48

Dave Heatley

COVID-19, lockdown and two-sided uncertainty pp. 49-54

Benjamin Davies and Arthur Grimes

The economic risk from COVID-19 in Pacific Island countries: very few infections but lots of pain pp. 55-66

Ilan Noy, Nguyen Doan and Tauisi Taupo

The COVID-19 experience in the Fiji Islands: some lessons for crisis management for small island developing states of the Pacific region and beyond pp. 67-72

Rup Singh, Sumeet Lal, Mohsin Khan, Arvind Patel, Ronal Chand and Devendra Kumar Jain

Immediate employment and income impacts of Covid-19 in New Zealand: evidence from a survey conducted during the Alert Level 4 lockdown pp. 73-80

Michael Fletcher, Kate C. Prickett and Simon Chapple

Economic insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic: insights from the Great Recession pp. 81-89

Dawnelle V. Clyne and Trenton G. Smith

Vaccinating the economy against Covid-19: ex post revenue insurance for firms and households to sustain economic confidence and aggregate demand pp. 90-97

Richard Meade

The impact of COVID-19 on changes in community mobility and variation in transport modes pp. 98-105

Le Wen, Mingyue (Selena) Sheng and Basil Sharp

Crime and mobility during the COVID-19 lockdown: a preliminary empirical exploration pp. 106-113

Lydia Cheung and Philip Gunby

Tourism sector in New Zealand – demand-side measures are necessary pp. 114-117

Martin Grancay

Volume 55, issue 3, 2021

The impact of school-based support on educational outcomes of teen-mothers: evidence from linked administrative data pp. 245-262

Rhema Vaithianathan, Tim Maloney, Moira Wilson, Anita Staneva and Nan Jiang

Gender differences in weighing probability and payoffs in risky prospects: experimental evidence from Malaysia pp. 263-276

Ch’ng Kean-Siang, Suresh Narayanan and Tan Scaik Lin

A re-evaluation of the choice of an inflation target in the wake of the global financial crisis pp. 277-288

Richard T. Froyen and Alfred Guender

Effectiveness of foreign exchange interventions: evidence from New Zealand pp. 289-309

Andrew Besuyen, Tom Coupé and Kuntal Das

Work circumstances, job loss, and wellbeing during New Zealand’s Covid-19 Alert Level 4 lockdown pp. 310-318

Hanna Habibi, Kate C. Prickett, Michael Fletcher and Simon Chapple

Distinguished fellow lecture: a journey with the catallactists pp. 319-331

John Creedy

Citation for John Creedy to mark his Distinguished Fellow award by the New Zealand Association of Economists pp. 332-333

Mark Holmes

Volume 55, issue 2, 2021

The safe asset frontier pp. 155-165

Kartik Anand and Prasanna Gai

The 2020 Nobel Memorial Prize in economics: the Canterbury connection pp. 166-172

Richard Watt

Changes in New Zealand's business insolvency rates after the GFC pp. 173-187

Viv Hall and Christopher McDermott

Evaluating the impact of 20 hours free early childhood education on mothers’ labour force participation and earnings pp. 188-202

Isabelle Bouchard, Lydia Cheung and Gail Pacheco

Relative income dynamics of individuals in New Zealand pp. 203-220

John Creedy, Norman Gemmell and Athene Laws

Inequality in South Africa: what does a composite index of well-being reveal? pp. 221-243

Stephanie Rossouw and Talita Greyling

Volume 55, issue 1, 2021

House prices and affordability pp. 1-6

Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy and Peter Phillips

Repeat sales house price indices: comparative properties under alternative data generation processes pp. 7-18

Arthur Grimes, Kade Sorensen and Chris Young

City with a billion dollar view pp. 19-37

G.C.K. Cooper and Kabira Namit

Real estate bubbles and contagion: new empirical evidence from Canada pp. 38-51

Imad Rherrad, Jean-Louis Bago and Mardochée Mokengoy

Effects of air quality on house prices: evidence from China’s Huai River Policy pp. 52-65

Xinghua Liu, Qiang Li, Satish Chand and Keiran Sharpe

The causes and economic consequences of rising regional housing prices in New Zealand pp. 66-104

Peter Nunns

House prices, (un)affordability and systemic risk pp. 105-123

Efthymios Pavlidis, Ivan Paya and Alexandros Skouralis

Housing equity and household consumption in retirement: evidence from the Singapore Life Panel© pp. 124-140

Lipeng Chen, Liang Jiang, Sock-Yong Phang and Jun Yu

Price effects of the special housing areas in Auckland pp. 141-154

Mario Fernandez, Gonzalo Sanchez and Santiago Bucaram