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Rational Economic Policy : A New Zealand Perspective
Paperback Edition: 1
"The work described here relates in a very general way to international commerce and New Zealands place in this world. The New Zealand economy is peculiar
in the sense that it is very small, with no direct global leverage and subject to the tyranny of distance. Some of the chapters are concerned with the New Zealand agricultural sector, its prominent place in the New Zealand economy and the competition for resources it faces with other tradeable industries. Some chapters are concerned with the competition New Zealand faces in world markets. The international agricultural markets are, Professor Anne Krueger noted, bewilderingly complex environments where governments and bureaucrats strive in the hope of gaining some national advantage for producers and manufacturers. The aim is to benefit consumers, of course, but the path is often a circuitous one." A professor of economics for many years, Ralph Lattimore is now a consulting economist who has worked for the New Zealand Institute for Economic Research and the OECD. He is the author, with Alan Bollard and Brian Silverstone, of A Study of Economic Reform: The Case of New Zealand (1996), among numerous other publications. Featured in the 13 June 2016 New Zealand Newsletter.
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Pages : 428
Publisher : Copy Press
Publication date : 2016-05-25
Subjects: Non-fiction, New Zealand, NZ Politics