New Zealand's global engagement
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So far yet so close: Connecting New Zealand to the global economy |
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Competing to win: An external strategy for a changed world |
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Developing Kiwi global champions: Growing successful New Zealand multinational companies |
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The flight of the Kiwi: Going global from the end of the world |
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Dancing with the stars?: The international performance of the New Zealand economy |
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No country is an island: Moving the New Zealand economy forward by taking it to the world |
Latest updates
Navigating the 21st century
24 Mar 2010 | 362 Kb PDF | Presentations
The presentation examines some important trends of the 21st century and considers global implications along with consequences for New Zealand, and for the way we think about how to be successful.
Playing the long game: Strategic priorities for the trans-Tasman economic relationship
18 Jul 2008 | 282 Kb PDF | Essays
This essay discusses a possible next generation of trans-Tasman policy.
The trans-Tasman economic relationship
13 Jun 2008 | 160 Kb PDF | Presentations
Background material prepared for the Australia-NZ Leadership Forum, held in Wellington in June 2008.
Expanding into the Australian market
07 Nov 2007 | 142 Kb PDF | Presentations
This presentation examines the importance of the Australian market.
The NZ/US economic relationship
10 Sep 2007 | 144 Kb PDF | Presentations
This presentation, prepared for the NZ US Council in advance of the recent NZ US Partnership Forum, describes the state of the bilateral economic relationship.
Achieving long-term economic success in Asia
11 Jul 2007 | 375 Kb PDF | Presentations
David Skilling talks about how to strengthen New Zealand's economic engagement with Asia.
Overview
As a small country, New Zealand’s economic success rests in large measure on its ability to successfully engage in the global economy. However, New Zealand’s international economic activity lags that of many other developed countries. This project will examine how New Zealand can better position itself in the global economy in terms of both private sector and government action.