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June 10 2015
Call for papers Special issue for the 50th Anniversary of NZEP
New Zealand Economic Papers will publish its 50th volume in 2016. This special edition of New Zealand Economic Papers will focus on important topics covering the past 50 years of the…
March 12 2014
2014 History of Economic Thought Society of Australia conference in Auckland 11-12 July
The University of Auckland will host the 2014 HETSA conference in 2014. Registration is open to all those interested in the contest of ideas and the intellectual history of economics.…
July 1 2011
History of Economics at the University of Otago
From the University of Otago School of Business … “An official book launch celebrating Emeritus Professor Lyall McLean’s “A History of Economics and the Development of Commerce Degrees at the…
June 30 2011
Scoping the History of Economics in New Zealand
Gary Hawke and Ralph Lattimore presented the paper History of NZAE 20 July 05 at the New Zealand Association of Economists Meetings, Christchurch, June 2005. The paper is work in…
June 7 2011
Tim Harford – reviews
Tim Harford, columnist for the Financial Times and author a new book, Adapt, will be delivering the opening keynote address at the NZAE conference on 29 June in Wellington. The…
June 1 2011
A Biographical Dictionary of Australian and New Zealand Economists
Keith Rankin provides a review in Agenda, Volume 15, Number 2, 2008 of “A Biographical Dictionary of Australian and New Zealand Economists” edited by J. E. King. Some excerpts from…
May 3 2011
What did we know, and when did we know it?
There’s been an interesting discussion on some economics blogs about the state of economics knowledge. It’s part of a larger and perennial discussion/debate about what we should research and teach.
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…
