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February 19 2021

NZAE Conference 2021 on 23-24 June at Wellington

The annual NZAE Conference in 2021 will be Wednesday 23rd June at Victoria University of Wellington, Rutherford House, Pipitea Campus. UPDATE: Since initial notice dates extended to 23-24 June. Reflecting…

November 11 2019

NZAE Conference 2020 early information

See dedicated conference website for more detail released nearer to the event. Title: 61st NZAE Conference 2020 Location: Rutherford House, Victoria University of Wellington Description: Annual 3-day NZAE Conference Start…

April 15 2019

Registration closing soon for the 9th NZ Macroeconomic Dynamics Workshop

Victoria University of WellingtonThe School of Economics and Finance invites you to attend the 9th NZ Macroeconomic Dynamics Workshop 2019. See the FINAL PROGRAMME attached. There is no registration fee…

March 31 2019

Dec 2018 AI (#63) congratulates economists inducted as Royal Society Fellows

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