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375803: Invest in hast...repent at leisure

William Taylor

375802: Ebbs and flows in New Zealand irrigation

Rene Le Prou

375801: Is overconfidence the X factor in teamwork?

Mike Webb

375800: Academic salaries: where angels fear to tread

Glenn Boyle

375707: Taking it from the top

Richard Bentley

375706: Full speed ahead...or proceed with caution? Investing in the national grid

Glenn Boyle and Richard Meade

375705: Continuous disclosure at NZX: more evidence

Alastair Marsden and Russell Poskitt

375704: Loose wires in the LLU debate

Bronwyn Howell

375703: Reserve generation: swimming against the current?

Seamus Hogan

375702: CAPM skating on thin ice

Glenn Boyle

375701: Going once! Going twice! Extended! Online auction rules and bidder behaviour

Rene Le Prou

375700: Making a case for dynamic electricity pricing

Matt Burgess

375605: Sunk? Fixed? Defining costs in infrastructure pricing

Kieran Murray

375604: Has the continuous disclosure regime had an impact on corporate behaviour?

Gerry Gallery

375603: Emission pricing: avoiding both the rock and the hard place

John Pezzey

375602: Agreeing to disagree: when cooperative governance is best

Richard Meade

375601: The mafia as protectors of property rights

Rene Le Prou and Glenn Boyle

375600: High-flying competition

Callum MacLennan and Tim Hazledine

375506: Companies act scores own goal

Andrew Prevost and Alastair Marsden

375505: Healthcare lessons for telcos

Bronwyn Howell

375504: What does it cost? The risks of output-based subsidy schemes

Glenn Boyle and Timothy Irwin

375503: Is uniformity of investor protection a shot in the arm...or the foot?

Richard Meade

375502: Price regulation and investment: a two-way street

Graeme Guthrie

375501: Putting the real into real estate look again at your agent's effort

Rene Le Prou

375500: Switching on water

Lewis Evans

375407: Motivating agent effort in a competitive environment

Neil Quigley, Ignatius Hortsmann and Frank Mathewson

375406: Want to predict the future? Ask the market?

Glenn Boyle and Steen Videbeck

375405: Insider trading curbed by legislation

Aaron Gilbert, Alireza Tourani-Rad and Tomasz Piotr Wisniewski

375404: Take this job and hedge it: human capital and portfolio theory

Glenn Boyle

375403: Creative destruction and productivity growth

Robert Buckle, Nathan McLellan and David Law

375402: Changing attitudes to network pricing regulation

Margaret Beardow

375401: Capital...taxed away

Lawrence Rose and Martin Young

375400: Electrifying reform

Richard Meade

375306: Corporate investment: is the long-term view always best?

Glenn Boyle and Graeme Guthrie

375305: Breeding fiercer watchdogs for corporate governance

Edward Kane

375304: Not so bright? The darker side of PPPs

David Ehrhardt

375303: Upping the game in our financial markets

Paul Dickie

375302: OECD finds weapons of tax destruction

Michael Littlewood

375301: Why merit reviews of regulatory decisions are a good thing to have

David Round

375300: You never had it so good the parallel importing of DVD's

Lewis Evans and Matt Burgess

375207: Equal information access...at a cost

Richard Frogley

375206: More broadband? More competing platforms!

Bronwyn Howell

375205: Walking over property rights

Neil Quigley and Lewis Evans

375204: B-, maybe? Evaluating our financial markets

Paul Dickie

375203: Fitting governance

Stuart L. Gillian

375202: Just when you thought it was safe to turn on the lights

Peter McLay

375201: Creative destruction alive and well in NZ

John McMillan and Steen Videbeck

375200: Did regulation save the whales?

Viktoria Schneider and David Pearce

375106: Independence and incentives at NZX discipline

Lisa Ryan

375105: Compliance costs: perception versus reality

Stephen Knowles