Treasury Analytical Papers Series

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23/02: An update to estimates of human capital in New Zealand

Margaret Galt

23/01: Pacific peoples’ wellbeing

Su'a Thomsen, Hamed Shafiee and Amy Russell

22/03: Equality, equity, and distributive justice

Chris Thompson

22/02: Trends in Māori wellbeing

Chelsey Reid and Phil Evans

22/01: Social Cohesion in New Zealand

Craig Fookes

19/01: Wellbeing and Mental Health: An Analysis Based on the Treasury’s Living Standards Framework

Simon Brown

18/04: Our people - Multidimensional wellbeing in New Zealand

Keith McLeod

18/02: Where We Come from, Where We Go – Describing Population Change in New Zealand

Keith McLeod

18/01: The experiences of those who take parental leave within the public sector and the policies that support them

Suzy Morrissey and Maria Williamson

17/02: Insights - Understanding the needs of children and youth at risk

Sarah Tumen and Keith McLeod

17/01: Comparing the Household Economic Survey to administrative records: An analysis of income and benefit receipt

Chris Ball and Judd Ormsby

16/04: Using IDI Data to Estimate Fiscal Impacts of Better Social Sector Performance

Robert Templeton

16/03: Research Using Administrative Data to Support the Work of the Expert Panel on Modernising Child, Youth and Family

Sarah Tumen, Sarah Crichton, Robert Templeton and Rissa Ota

16/02: A Rough Guide to New Zealand's Longitudinal Business Database

Richard Fabling and Lynda Sanderson

16/01: Characteristics of Children at Greater Risk of Poor Outcomes as Adults

Chris Ball, Sarah Tumen, Sarah Crichton and Robert Templeton

15/02: Using Integrated Administrative Data to Identify Youth Who are at Risk of Poor Outcomes as Adults

Keith McLeod, Chris Ball, Sarah Tumen and Sarah Crichton

15/01: Using Integrated Administrative Data to Understand Children at Risk of Poor Outcomes as Young Adults

Sarah Crichton, Sarah Tumen and Robert Templeton