New Zealand Economic Papers

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dennis Wesselbaum

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Work experience and the gender earnings gap pp. 152-174: Sylvia Dixon
Livestock production and the environment: Some impacts of growth and trade liberalisation pp. 176-194: Allan Rae and Anna Strutt
A cohort analysis of household income, consumption and saving pp. 196-216: John Gibson and Grant Scobie
Investigating a Wage Curve for New Zealand pp. 218-239: Kerry Papps
Quality versus quantity: Ranking research records of economics departments in New Zealand pp. 240-252: Ian King
Teaching AD-AS models: Institutions and the Asian crisis pp. 254-269: Steven Lim
Book reviews pp. 270-279: Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht, Chris Hector and Stuart Locke
Journal report pp. 288-288: Francis Scrimgeour

Why is job security lower for Maori and pacific island workers? The role of employer-provided training pp. 1-24: John Gibson and Carolyn Watane
The underlining game pp. 25-51: Alan Woodfield
The industry premium: What we know and what the New Zealand data say pp. 53-75: Debasis Bandyopadhyay
Measuring the New Zealand transaction sector, 1956-98, with an Australian comparison pp. 77-100: Tim Hazledine
Inflation targeting in a small open economy: The behaviour of price variables pp. 101-142: Francisco Nadal De Simone
Book reviews pp. 143-145: Steven Lim

Forecasting New Zealand's real GDP pp. 159-181: Aaron Schiff and Peter Phillips
The valuation of GSF's defined benefit pension entitlements pp. 183-199: Martin Lally
Sheepskin effects and the returns to education in New Zealand: Do they differ by ethnic groups? pp. 201-220: John Gibson
New Zealand's foreign exchange market and the nature of expectations pp. 221-241: David Rae
Preventing insurance markets from separating into gender-dominated price-coverage combinations pp. 243-268: Alan Woodfield
Relative welfare losses and imperfect competition in New Zealand pp. 269-286: John Creedy and Robert Dixon
Book reviews pp. 287-291: Mia Mikic and Brendan Moyle
Journal report pp. 297-298: Francis Scrimgeour

Technical and scale efficiency of vocational education and training institutions: The case of the New Zealand polytechnics pp. 1-23: Malcolm Abbott and Chris Doucouliagos
Unfashionable economics selected contributions of Amartya K. Sen: 1998 economics nobel laureate pp. 25-51: Pundarik Mukhopadhaya and Srikanta Chatterjee
Unemployment and crime: New evidence for an old question pp. 53-71: Kerry Papps and Rainer Winkelmann
Research productivity in New Zealand university economics departments: Comment and update pp. 73-87: John Gibson
A simple graphical proof of arrow's impossibility theorem pp. 89-110: John Fountain
Nature's wages: A factor-based alternative approach to environment-economy integration pp. 111-128: Russell William Houldin
Crowding out and resulting trends in research fund allocation in New Zealand, 1991-2000 pp. 129-147: Robin Johnson
Book reviews pp. 149-155: Dimitri Margaritis and Tim Hazledine

Growing Apart? Australia and New Zealand growth experiences, 1870-1993 pp. 1-13: David Greasley and Les Oxley
New Zealand household consumption patterns 1983-1992: An application of the almost-ideal-demand-system pp. 15-26: Claudio Michelini
The geographical pattern of New Zealand's international trade: An application of the gravity model pp. 27-38: Ravi Ratnayake and Blair Townsend
A statistical test of single firm market power pp. 39-58: Michael Pickford and Stephen Haslett
Macroeconomic variables and income inequality in New Zealand: An exploration using conditional mixture distributions pp. 59-79: Alex Bakker and John Creedy
Trade and factor market effects of New Zealand's reforms - revisited pp. 81-85: Alan Deardorff and Ralph Lattimore
Book reviews pp. 87-105: Stuart Locke, Tim Hazledine, Michegrave Akoorie and Amal Sanyal
Journal report pp. 113-114: Francis Scrimgeour

Oligopoly behaviour in the Trans-Tasman air travel market: The case of kiwi international pp. 1-25: David Haugh and Tim Hazledine
Price stability: Some costs and benefits in New Zealand pp. 27-49: Leo Bonato
Correlation versus causation and the apparent external benefits of education pp. 51-69: John Gibson
Trade and factor-market effects of New Zealand's reforms pp. 71-91: Alan Deardorff and Ralph Lattimore
Testing the expectations theory of the term structure for New Zealand pp. 93-114: Graeme Guthrie, Julian Wright and Jun Yu
The diffusion of energy efficiency innovations among residential energy consumers pp. 115-135: Richard Ball, Ross Cullen and Christopher Gan
Comparative static analysis of proportionate abatement obligations (PAO'Ss - a market-based instrument for responding to global warming pp. 137-147: Peter Read
Book reviews pp. 149-163: Ellen Annin, Stuart Locke, Caroline Saunders and Emmett Sullivan

Convergence in an open-economy growth model pp. 107-127: Brian Bourdot, Mike Frith and Graeme Wells
Pacific rim business cycle analysis: Synchronisation and volatility pp. 129-159: Viv Hall, Kunhong Kim and Robert Buckle
Macroeconomic variability in New Zealand: An SVAR study pp. 161-186: Paul Conway
The economic benefits of schooling in New Zealand: Comment and update pp. 187-195: Rainer Winkelmann
Public sector cost of capital: A comparison of two models pp. 197-214: Martin Lally
The Asian financial crisis: How long will the downturn last? pp. 215-224: Arthur Grimes
Book reviews pp. 225-235: Grant Cobie, Steven Lim and Tim Hazledine
Journal report pp. 245-246: Francis Scrimgeour

Identifying the poor for efficient targeting: Results for papua new guinea pp. 1-18: John Gibson
Estimating the exponential family using grouped data: An application to the New Zealand income distribution pp. 19-39: Alexander Bakker and John Creedy
What goes up must come down (but not necessarily at the same rate): Testing for asymmetry in New Zealand time series pp. 41-55: Lindsay Tedds
Some empirical evidence on the determinants of immigration from Fiji to New Zealand: 1970-94 pp. 57-69: Azmat Gani
Owner-occupied housing costs and the consumer price index pp. 71-82: Steven Bourassa
Book reviews pp. 83-103: Lewis Evans, Neil Quigley, Sayeeda Bano, Nancy Devlin and Alireza Tourani Rad