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Quarterly Predictions, December 2015
24 November 2015
This publication is only available to NZIER members. The media release can be read here.
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IoD-NZIER Director Sentiment Survey 2015
16 November 2015
The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) with the Institute of Directors (IoD) carried out its annual Director Sentiment Survey. The survey, designed to take the pulse of the director community revealed technological and business disruption, and the time spent on risk oversight are key challenges for directors.
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The economic contribution of marine farming in the Marlborough region : A Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) analysis
09 November 2015
By Peter Clough and Erwin CorongA report to the Marine Farming Association.
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NZIER’s Shadow Board says leave the OCR at 2.75%
28 October 2015
By Christina LeungNew Zealand Institute of Economic Research (Inc) Media releaseEmbargoed until 1am Wednesday 28 October 2015 NZIER’s Monetary Policy Shadow Board recommends the Reserve Bank holds the interest rate at 2.75 percent in its Official Cash Rate announcement this Thursday.
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Impact of the Cawthron Institute : Economic contribution to Nelson and New Zealand
22 October 2015
By Laurence KubiakA report for the Cawthron Institute.
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Disruptive Technologies: Risks, Opportunities – Can New Zealand make them most of them?
21 October 2015
By Laurence Kubiak and Aaron DrewA report for Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).
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Robot nation? The impact of disruptive technologies on Kiwis - NZIER Insight 55
21 October 2015
By Aaron DrewThe pace of technological change is accelerating and the upcoming wave of automation may impact jobs and societies as much as occurred in the industrial revolution.
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TPP’s legacy will be long-lasting for the global economy
09 October 2015
A column for the New Zealand Herald.
As the dust settles on the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations, much attention will now turn to analysing the full text of the agreement and better understanding its costs and benefits.Based on first impressions, the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) believes the agreement to be an impressive one.
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TPP an impressive achievement - NZIER Insight 54
06 October 2015
Today’s announcement that the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) has been concluded is good news for Kiwi firms and households. It’s not perfect, and the dairy sector in particular will naturally be frustrated. But TPP offers valuable benefits – and limited costs – across the economy.
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Business confidence drops, but firms’ own activity remains healthy - Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion, October 2015
06 October 2015
This publication is only available to NZIER members. The media release can be read here.
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The price is right: Land prices can help guide land use regulation
24 September 2015
A report to the Ministry for the Environment and New Zealand Treasury.
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El Niño: don’t scare the cows - NZIER Insight 53
22 September 2015
This summer will be a scorcher. The MetService is forecasting the most severe El Niño in over 20 years. Past El Niño events have hit farmers hard and tipped New Zealand into recession. But farming today is not the farming of yesteryear and we need to examine local conditions one region at a time to understand the likely impacts. Even under a severe event, recession is far from pre-ordained. Key commodity prices could even lift a little.
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The time is ripe to diversify wealth, says NZIER – Investment Quarterly, September 2015
16 September 2015
This publication is only available to IQ subscribers.
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Inflation expected to remain low over coming year - CPI Forecasts, September 2015
14 September 2015
This publication is only available to NZIER members.
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Increased uncertainty over growth outlook, Consensus Forecasts, September 2015
14 September 2015
The latest NZIER Consensus Forecasts shows a further downward revision in growth expectations amongst forecasters since the June survey.
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NZIER’s Shadow Board calls for the OCR to be cut to 2.75%
09 September 2015
By Christina LeungNZIER’s Monetary Policy Shadow Board recommends the Reserve Bank cuts the interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.75 percent this Thursday.
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City Limits: The implications for younger generations
03 September 2015
Presentation given by John Daley, CEO, Grattan Institute to the 2015 NZIER Annual General Meeting, Wednesday 2 September 2015.
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Tsunami risk facing New Zealand
03 September 2015
By Derek Gill and Peter CloughA report to the Earthquake Commission.
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Speed dating central bank style - NZIER Insight 52
01 September 2015
From next year, the Reserve Bank will let go one chance each year to meet and set interest rates. That means the Reserve Bank could easily fall behind the run rate on the interest rate settings required to manage the economy.There are ways to improve how interest rates are set. Meeting less often is not one of them.