New Zealand Economic Papers

1997 - 2026

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Monetary, prudential and fiscal policy: how much coordination is needed? pp. 251-276: Stephen Cecchetti
Inflation expectations and low inflation in New Zealand pp. 277-288: Ozer Karagedikli and Christopher McDermott
The New Zealand rich list twenty years on pp. 289-303: Tim Hazledine and Max Rashbrooke
Modal shift for New Zealand shippers for various policy scenarios pp. 304-322: Hyun Chan Kim, Diana Kusumastuti and Alan Nicholson
The marginal welfare cost of personal income taxation in New Zealand pp. 323-338: John Creedy and Penny Mok

The fall (and rise) of labour share in New Zealand pp. 109-130: Benjamin Bridgman and Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy
Business cycle accounting for New Zealand pp. 131-149: Thakshila Gunaratna and Robert Kirkby
Artwork characteristics and prices in the New Zealand secondary art market, 1988–2011 pp. 150-169: John Forster and Helen Higgs
New Zealand State-owned enterprises: is state-ownership detrimental to firm performance? pp. 170-184: Kenny Ka Yin Chan, Li Chen and Norman Wong
Income effects and the elasticity of taxable income pp. 185-203: John Creedy, Norman Gemmell and Josh Teng
The economists and New Zealand population: problems and policies 1900–1980s pp. 204-226: Geoffrey T. F. Brooke, Anthony M. Endres and Alan J. Rogers
The effect of public funding on research output: the New Zealand Marsden Fund pp. 227-248: Jason Gush, Adam Jaffe, Victoria Larsen and Athene Laws
Citation for John Gibson to mark his Distinguished Fellow Award by the New Zealand Association of Economists pp. 249-250: Arthur Grimes

KiwiSaver and the accumulation of net wealth pp. 1-20: David Law and Grant Scobie
Analysing the extent and effects of occupational regulation in New Zealand pp. 21-39: Simon James Greenwood and Andrea Menclova
The demand for imported oil: New Zealand's post-deregulation experience pp. 40-52: Mohammad Jaforullah and Alan King
Behavioural heterogeneity in the New Zealand stock market pp. 53-71: Bart Frijns and Ivan Indriawan
Collateral crises and unemployment pp. 72-90: Eric Tong
Treasury's refreshed views on New Zealand's economic strategy: a review article pp. 91-107: Paul Dalziel and Caroline Saunders

On the robustness of stylised business cycle facts for contemporary New Zealand pp. 193-216: Viv Hall, Peter Thomson and Stuart McKelvie
Price-setting behaviour in New Zealand pp. 217-236: Miles Parker
Debt projections and fiscal sustainability with feedback effects pp. 237-261: John Creedy and Grant Scobie
KiwiSaver: an evaluation of a new retirement savings scheme pp. 262-280: David Law, Lisa Meehan and Grant Scobie
The effect of the price or rental cost of housing on family size: a theoretical analysis with reference to New Zealand pp. 281-301: Mimi Liu and Jeremy Clark
Firm productivity growth and skill pp. 302-326: David Maré, Dean Hyslop and Richard Fabling
Citation for David Teece to mark his Distinguished Fellow award by the New Zealand Association of Economists pp. 327-328: Arthur Grimes
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Introduction to the Special Issue on Advances in Competition Policy and Regulation pp. 97-99: Simona Fabrizi, Steffen Lippert and John Panzar
Competition policy in the global era pp. 100-108: Luis Cabral
Welfare costs of coordinated infrastructure investments: the case of competing transport modes pp. 109-121: Richard Meade and Arthur Grimes
Mixed pricing in monopoly and oligopoly: theory and implications for merger analysis pp. 122-135: Tim Hazledine
Targeted evaluations in a data-poor world pp. 136-147: Lilla Csorgo and Harshal Chitale
How are industry concentration and risk factors related? Evidence from Brazilian stock markets pp. 148-176: Rogério Mazali
Brand-level diversion ratios from product-level data pp. 177-192: Lydia Cheung

Commodity trade between the US and Korea and the J-curve effect pp. 1-14: Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Jia Xu and Sujata Saha
Estimating the willingness to pay for Warmer and Drier Homes pp. 15-27: John Gibson, Riccardo Scarpa and Halahingano Rohorua
Educational mismatches and earnings in the New Zealand labour market pp. 28-48: Jian Z. Yeo and Sholeh Maani
Stability of an exponential distribution for New Zealand taxable personal income pp. 49-59: R. John Irwin and Timothy Irwin
Labour supply in New Zealand and the 2010 tax and transfer changes pp. 60-78: John Creedy and Penny Mok
The source of wealth pp. 79-85: Elizabeth Webster
A note on inequality-preserving distributional changes pp. 86-95: John Creedy

Introduction to Special Issue pp. 231-233: Gary Hawke
Fifty years of: 1966 to 2015 pp. 234-260: Robert Buckle and John Creedy
Recessions and recoveries in New Zealand's post-Second World War business cycles pp. 261-280: Viv Hall and Christopher McDermott
Does New Zealand economics have a useful past? The example of trade policy and economic development pp. 281-302: Geoffrey Brooke, Anthony Endres and Alan Rogers
Eighty years of urban development in New Zealand: impacts of economic and natural factors pp. 303-322: Arthur Grimes, Eyal Apatov, Larissa Lutchman and Anna Robinson
Inequality in New Zealand 1983/84 to 2012/13 pp. 323-342: Christopher Ball and John Creedy
New Zealand's experience with changing its inflation target and the impact on inflation expectations pp. 343-361: Michelle Lewis and Christopher McDermott
A few hares to chase: the life and economics of Bill Phillips, by Alan Bollard pp. 362-363: Nicholas Barr
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Food expenditure and GST in New Zealand pp. 115-128: Christopher Ball, John Creedy and Michael Ryan
Income redistribution and changes in inequality in New Zealand from 2007 to 2011: Alternative distributions and value judgements pp. 129-152: John Creedy and Jesse Eedrah
Does stadium construction create jobs and boost incomes? The realised economic impacts of sports facilities in New Zealand pp. 153-176: Samuel A. Richardson
Interpreting inequality measures and changes in inequality pp. 177-192: John Creedy
The effects of home heating on asthma: evidence from New Zealand pp. 193-211: Andrea Menclova and Rachel Susan Webb
From complete to incomplete (contracts): A survey of the mainstream approach to the theory of privatisation pp. 212-229: Paul Walker

Introduction to the special issue pp. 1-2: Arthur Grimes and Gail Pacheco
Intergenerational developments in household saving behaviour pp. 3-28: Mark Vink
Retirement income policy and national savings pp. 29-50: David Law
Pension payments and receipts by New Zealand birth cohorts, 1916--1986 pp. 51-70: Andrew Coleman
KiwiSaver risk indicators pp. 71-87: Henk Berkman, Randall Clement and Annie Zhang
Hot property in New Zealand: Empirical evidence of housing bubbles in the metropolitan centres pp. 88-113: Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy and Peter Phillips