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NZIER’s Shadow Board calls for a ‘wait and see’ approach
12 April 2021
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Tourism recovery – without stepping on the gas - NZIER Insight 95
09 March 2021
By Peter CloughWith borders closed for the foreseeable future New Zealand tourism is facing a loss of substantial revenue from the lack of foreign visitors, who would usually maintain demand for tourism businesses after the end of the peak summer holidays for domestic tourists. But after the COVID-19 set-back, what will recovery look like in a world attempting to curb its emissions of greenhouse gases and global warming?
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NZIER’s Shadow Board sees little need for further stimulus
22 February 2021
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NZIER Consensus Forecasts show stronger near-term growth
14 December 2020
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2020 Summer Reading List for the Prime Minister
01 December 2020
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Gains for everyone: Towards an inclusive growth agenda for Aotearoa New Zealand
24 November 2020
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NZIER’s Shadow Board sees less need for further stimulus
09 November 2020
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COVID-19 – a historical perspective - NZIER Insight 94
22 October 2020
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Inflexibility a challenge for the agrifood sector - NZIER Insight 93
06 October 2020
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NZIER’s Shadow Board still favour QE over negative OCR for stimulus
21 September 2020
New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (Inc) Media releaseFor release 10am Monday 21 September 2020
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Regulators are the new diplomats – the role of IRC in a post-COVID world - NZIER Insight 92
10 September 2020
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Is dairy our biggest achievement or yesterday’s news? NZIER Insight 91
01 September 2020
By Chris Nixon -
The potential local and regional impacts of COVID-19 in New Zealand: with a focus on tourism - NZIER Public Discussion Paper 2020/3
13 August 2020
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What might US Withdrawal from the World Trade Organization mean for New Zealand? NZIER Public Discussion Paper 2020/2
11 August 2020
By Derek GillModelling by NZIER suggests that New Zealand medium term exposure to US withdrawal from World Trade Organisation (WTO) is surprisingly limited. We modelled five different scenarios of global and New Zealand responses to the US imposing tariff rates last seen in the great depression. While impact is negative for both the US and China in all scenarios, the change in New Zealand GDP is less than 1%.
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NZIER’s Shadow Board considers negative OCR unnecessary
10 August 2020