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One of a series of two booklets written to help children and teenagers to recognise the need to budget and to save towards financial goals.
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In this special commemorative edition to mark the 20th anniversary of the 1997 stockmarket crash, Olly Newland reflects on how little and how much has changed since then. As well as giving a valuable insight into the events of the crash, he shows how it's still possible to make a ...
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Written specifically for the 120 Economic Environment prescreption in the New Zealand Diploma in Business. Full of examples and figures explaining complex economic concepts and to introduce the principles and theories of economics. Using easy to understand language the book devel ...
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One of a series of two books which have been written to help children and teenagers to recognise the need to budget and to save towards financial goals.
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This successor to "Changing Places in New Zealand: A Geography of Restructuring" concentrates on issues of the mid-nineties in New Zealand: globalization, corporate strategies, labour flexibility, social policy, sustainability, urban and, regional futures and patterns of consump ...
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The information in this book has been pieced together from many manuscripts and books to present a detailed study of the importance of birds in the everyday life of pre-european contact Maori. Their economic value for their flesh, feathers, oil, bones and skin, their ability to a ...
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Seven economists look at various aspects of the New Zealand economy in relation to the debate surrounding the "Washington Consensus", the set of development prescriptions that until recently dominated development thinking. Largely discredited in recent months it advocated open ma ...
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Examines the issues and policies relating to the major sectors of the New Zealand economy after a decade-and-a-half of thoroughgoing reforms. Explores how the New Zealand economy has positioned itself in an increasingly globalised world economy and includes Maori issues arising o ...
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This study "sheds new light on economic policy-making and change, including the role of economic ideas and the importance of institutions and policy communities." Goldfinch interviewed more than 180 leading policy makers in Australia and New Zealand, including former prime minist ...
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Sir Robert Jones, "in his typically entertaining style" looks at the Reserve Bank and the harm the Price Stability Agreement is having on the economy. He also predicts a possible slide into the "former highly controlled social and economic order of the 1980s" and discusses the fo ...
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