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July 31 2018

Ralph Lattimore elected NZAE Life Member

Ralph has been a longstanding member of the NZAE, including serving on the Council from 2003-2007. He was actively involved in proposing and furthering several initiatives which now a core…

June 20 2018

Housing Unaffordability special issue call for papers

Housing Unaffordability: An International Economic Problem Guest Editors: Peter Phillips peter.phillips@yale.edu Ryan Greenway-McGrevy r.mcgrevy@auckland.ac.nz Housing has become increasingly expensive in many urban centres around the world, creating a global economic…

April 30 2018

Apr 2018 AI (#61) includes research work at AUT

Asymmetric Information Issue No. 61  Contents

May 29 2011

Small business is personal

It started out as a simple question: is a $75,000 liquidator’s fee for the $117,000 sale of a small shop appropriate? Thus I enter the disreputable world of business deaths…

March 24 2011

Financial imbalances and financial fragility seminar (Mar-11)

Dr Frédéric Boissay of the European Central Bank will discuss the implications of financial integration and global imbalances in terms of output, welfare, wealth distribution, and policy interventions at the…

March 2 2011

Initial Christchurch earthquake impact on spending

Nationwide spending through the Paymark electronic payments network dropped 6% from year-ago levels on Tuesday 22 February, the day of the second major Christchurch earthquake, mostly due to a 33%…

March 10 2009

Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell

We all like success. But do we really understand why some succeed and others do not? Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell is a superb book offering some insights. Just as importantly,…

September 9 2007

Welcome to the NZAE blog

The intention of this blog is to highlight economists’ work and provide material to support education and general understanding, especially as it relates to economics in New Zealand. It is…

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