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373800: Better the devil you own

Neil Quigley and Lewis Evans

373709: Breaking up is bad to do

George Bittlingmayer and Thomas Hazlett

373708: The world is spinning faster

Rajishree Agarwal and Michael Gort

373707: Being certain about what you are regulating - and why

Lewis Evans

373706: Good contracts are an alternative to Co-operative structures

Neil Quigley, Lewis Evans and Haleigh Boyd

373705: Size matters, and so does the pace of change

Lewis Evans

373704: Macroeconomic Stability: Good Luck, Good Policy or Good Management?

Robert Buckle

373703: Is a Crony Capitalist taking your Asian dividends? The case for regulatory or legal constraint

Mara Faccio, Larry H.P. Lang and Leslie Young

373702: Regulating when people are few and far between

Dan Alger and Joanne Leung

373701: Was "Women's Lib" bigger than "Rogernomics" for labour markets?

Tim Mulcare

373700: Internet cheaper in NZ: Our regulations better?

Lewis Evans, David Boles de Boer and Christina Enright

373606: A curious case

Bronwyn Howell

373605: Broadband as infrastructure

Catherine Middleton

373604: A charitable interpretation

Carolyn Cordery

373603: Why regulate banks?

Alfred Duncan

373602: 'Leftist' governments are bad for business

Alexander (Sasha) Molchanov, Art Durnev and Jon Garfinkel

373601: e-tail therapy FLASHBACK

Bronwyn Howell

373600: Divvying up the 'Digital Dividend'

Yigit Saglam, Phuong Ho and Toby Daglish

373506: Changes afoot at ISCR

Anton Nannestad

373505: Cloud Computing Not Always Nirvana

Bronwyn Howell

373504: Do Current Power and Future Risk Cause Future Power and Current Risk?

Gabriel Fiuza de Bragança

373503: Mates rates? What CEOs Get Paid

Helen Roberts

373502: Separating the Facts from the Fury

Glenn Boyle

373501: Cultivating Cultural Wellbeing

Lisa Marriott

373500: Valuing an SOE's Equity

Toby Daglish

373406: Perplexity in princing corporate bonds

Nimesh Patel

373405: What a gas!

Stanford Levin and Alfred Duncan

373404: A Cavalier decision?

Trish Keeper

373403: Seeing through SOE performance

Talosaga Talosaga and David Heatley

373402: Pin money

Mike Wilkinson

373401: Absolutely positively discriminatory

Bronwyn Howell

373400: What a nuisance: efficiency vs justice

Richard D'Ath

373306: Insightful Insiders?

David Lont

373305: Please hold for your connection

Rob Nicholls

373304: Not for profit but for whom?

Carolyn Cordery and Bronwyn Howell

373303: Privatisation Perspectives

Ross Clark

373302: A Smart Evaluation of Electricity Investment

Stanford Levin

373301: The Day the Music Died

Bronwyn Howell

373300: How can you know... what you don't (or can't) know?

Talosaga Talosaga and David Heatley

373205: The new cargo cult?

Bronwyn Howell and Mark Obren

373204: Alternative means to just ends

Lukas Schroeter

373203: Co-operative Advantage

Morris Altman

373202: Does the dog wag the tail or... ?

Lyndon Moore and Toby Daglish

373201: Is Fast Broadband really worth the Subsidy?

Simon Vose

373200: SOE's: statism vs participatory democracy

Lewis Evans

373105: Broadband for all?

Stanford Levin

373104: Strategopoly: playing with the nation's assets

David Heatley and Bronwyn Howell

373103: Institutions Rule

Cheyne Cudby

373102: Climate Change: winners and losers in New Zealand's electricity market

Lewis Evans and Graeme Guthrie

373101: Bagging broadband productivity

Mark Obren