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 |
Discussion Papers
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So far yet so close: Connecting New Zealand to the global economy 12 Mar 2007 This report describes actions that will improve the ability of New Zealand firms to get their goods and services to offshore markets by strengthening New Zealand's international supply chain links. |
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Competing to win: An external strategy for a changed world 17 Nov 2006 This report outlines an external strategy for New Zealand that is designed to significantly improve New Zealand's international economic engagement by strengthening the ability of New Zealand firms to access foreign markets. |
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Developing Kiwi global champions: Growing successful New Zealand multinational companies 7 Aug 2006 This report identifies four areas for action that will contribute significantly to the development of many more Kiwi global champion companies. |
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The flight of the Kiwi: Going global from the end of the world 17 Jul 2006 This report identifies a series of actions that business and government can take to generate a substantial and sustained improvement in the level of New Zealand's international economic engagement. |
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Dancing with the stars?: The international performance of the New Zealand economy 7 Dec 2005 This report describes the level and growth of New Zealand's exports and direct investment offshore, and compares these outcomes to other countries. |
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No country is an island: Moving the New Zealand economy forward by taking it to the world 14 Nov 2005 Sustaining New Zealand's recent strong economic performance requires a substantial lift in labour productivity. This report identifies increased exporting and international investment by New Zealand firms as a priority in achieving faster productivity growth, and describes the evidence on the link between international engagement and the drivers of labour productivity growth. |