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Global competitiveness report 2009
09 Sep 2009 | 128 Kb PDF | Presentations
This presentation describes New Zealand's ranking in the latest World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report.
Global competitive report released
08 Sep 2009 | Media Releases
New Zealand has scored 20th in the World Economic Forum’s annual Global Competitiveness ranking, moving slightly ahead of Malaysia, Ireland, Iceland and Israel.
Transport and its role in the New Zealand economy in 2050
08 Sep 2009 | Kb PDF | Presentations
Rick Boven discusses transport and its role in the New Zealand economy in 2050 at the Trafinz Conference, Auckland.
The New Zealand Institute appoints new Director
30 Jun 2009 | Media Releases
The New Zealand Institute has today announced it has appointed Dr. Rick Boven as its new Director.
After the Budget: New Zealand still adrift without a compass?
29 May 2009 | 45 Kb PDF | Perspectives
Benedikte Jensen discusses the 2009 Budget announcement.
As inadequate as a lone chopstick
28 May 2009 | Media Releases
2009 budget not enough to springboard New Zealand out of the recession.
Rising unemployment
05 May 2009 | Media Releases
Rising unemployment must spur a focus on New Zealand’s competitiveness and measures to prevent a future social deficit
Reserve Bank move welcome: Government budget action the next test
30 Apr 2009 | Media Releases
The New Zealand Institute welcomed the Reserve Bank's decision to cut the Official Cash Rate.
Not just a case of a passing ‘Recessionary Flu’
29 Apr 2009 | 233 Kb PDF | Perspectives
This perspective describes the New Zealand government’s fiscal outlook and sets out principles that should drive the New Zealand’s fiscal strategy.
The New Zealand Institute calls for action in the 2009 Budget
29 Apr 2009 | Media Releases
The New Zealand Institute has today released an essay, 'Not just a case of a passing recessionary flu: The Budget must also address an underlying lack of economic fitness'. The article proposes principles that should drive New Zealand’s fiscal strategy and be reflected in the 2009 Budget to be released on the 28th of May.