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2024/1: Lessons from across the Tasman: Comparing the Australian and New Zealand retirement income systems: Adrian Katz
2020/3: The potential local and regional impacts of COVID-19 in New Zealand: with a focus on tourism: Laëtitia Leroy de Morel, Wittwer Glen, Leung Christina and Gämperle Dion
2020/2: What might US Withdrawal from the World Trade Organization mean for New Zealand?: Mieke Welvaert, Eliya Torshizian and Milad Maralani
2020/1: NZ’s cannabis referendum 2020: Some facts and recommendations about the process of cannabis legalisation: Peter Wilson
2019/2: What price to relieve the gridlock? A non-technical guide to the road pricing implementation debate: Chris Nixon
2019/1: Kia māia: Be bold, Improving the wellbeing of children living in poverty: Peter Wilson and Julie Fry
2018/1: The Fiscal Responsibility Act 1994: The astonishing success of a weak non-binding policy: Derek Gill
2017/1: Is peak globalisation upon us? Globalisation is much more than trade in goods: John Yeabsley and Chris Nixon
2016/4: Quantifying the costs of non-tariff measures in the Asia-Pacific region: Initial estimates: John Ballingall and Daniel Pambudi
2016/3: Growing up in Auckland? Mapping drivers of residential land growth: Kirdan Lees
2016/2: Durable policy approaches: framework development and brief literature review: Chris Nixon
2016/1: Assessing the stock of regulation - A tool for regulatory stewards: Derek Gill, Mike Hensen and Killian Destremau
2014/4: The home affordability challenge: Shamubeel Eaqub
2014/3: Regional economies - shape, performance and drivers: Shamubeel Eaqub and John Stephenson
2014/2: Big city life? Challenges and trade-offs for Auckland city: Kirdan Lees
2014/1: Water management in New Zealand: A road map for understanding water value: Bill Kaye-Blake, Chris Schilling, Chris Nixon and Killian Destremau
2013/5: Fighting fit? Assessing New Zealand’s fiscal sustainability: Kirdan Lees
2013/4: Appraising transport strategies that induce land use changes: Chris Parker
2013/3: Valuing natural assets: Peter Clough, Matt Hickman and John Stephenson
2013/2: Hi ho silver lining? What firms need to think about as New Zealand ages: John Ballingall, Kirdan Lees and John Stephenson
2013/1: Golden years? The impacts of New Zealand’s ageing on wages, interest rates, wealth and macroeconomy: Kirdan Lees
2012/1: Grow for it - How population policies can can promote economic growth: Peter O'Connor, John Stephenson and John Yeabsley
2011/6: How useful are QSBO performance indices?: Jean-Pierre de Raad and Lulu Zeng
2011/5: QSBO as a forecasting tool: Peter O'Connor and Qing Yang
2011/4: Review of export elasticities: John Ballingall and James Allen
2011/3: Industry productivity and the Australia-New Zealand income gap: John Stephenson and Qing Yang
2011/2: A brief history of the QSBO: 1961-2011: Peter O'Connor and James Allen
2011/1: The evolving NZ-US trade relationship: selected case studies: John Ballingall
2010/2: Save now, prosper later: James Zuccollo and John Ballingall
2010/1: Tariffs in New Zealand: John Ballingall, James Giesecke and James Zuccollo
2009/7: Sustainable development: Have we got our priorities right?: Peter Clough
2009/6: Economic progress and puzzles: Long-term structural change in the New Zealand economy, 1953-2006: Ralph Lattimore, Trinh Le, Iris Claus and Adolf Stroombergen
2009/5: Global imbalances and prospects for the world economy: Steven Dunaway
2009/4: Trade, diaspora and migration to New Zealand: David Law, John Bryant and Murat Genc
2009/3: Short term gain, long term pain? Impact of New Zealand's fiscal stimulus: A dynamic general equilibrium analysis: Chris Schilling and James Giesecke
2009/2: The unemployment challenge: Labour market policies for the recession: Jean-Pierre de Raad and Grant Andrews
2009/1: Distance isn’t dead: An empirical evaluation of food miles-based preference changes: John Ballingall and Niven Winchester
2008/3: When will New Zealand catch up with Australia?: Trinh Le
2008/2: The impact of the proposed Emissions Trading Scheme on New Zealand's economy: John Stephenson and Chris Schilling
2008/1: Is poor household saving the cause of New Zealand's high current account deficit?: Bryce Wilkinson and Trinh Le
2007/1: Does New Zealand have a household saving crisis?: Trinh Le