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Public Policy Seminar Series
We have been holding Public Policy Seminars since October 2003. The series aims to disseminate the results of our research and to foster discussion with individuals from other organisations. Our seminars provide a forum for informed debate on important public policy issues. Through our seminars, we aim to make existing knowledge more accessible for policy debates in New Zealand.Our seminars are attended by people from diverse backgrounds who want to stay informed on economic, social and public policy research. Seminars are held in Wellington and are free to the public. You do not need to register for seminars to attend. You can simply turn up on the day.
Upcoming seminar
Title: The Hidden Costs of Small Inflation: Savings, Tax and the Dearth of Home OwnershipPresenter: Andrew Coleman, Motu Economic and Public Policy Research
Date and time: Thursday 30 October, 12.30-2.00pm
Venue: Ground Floor Theatrette, BP House, 20 Customhouse Quay, Wellington
Previous seminars
Jenkins, Stephen. 2008 "The Dynamics of Social Assistance Receipt: Measurement and Modelling Issues, with an Application to Britain" Motu Public Policy Seminar, October 2008.Kerr, Suzi. 2008. "Nutrient Trading in Lake Rotorua: A Prototype System" Motu Public Policy Seminar, September 2008.
Roson, Roberto. 2008. "The Economic Impacts of Climate Change" Motu Public Policy Seminar, August 2008.
Clark, William A. V. 2008. "Spatial Relocation as an Instrument of Social Policy" Motu Public Policy Seminar, July 2008.
Hyslop, Dean. 2008. "Does cyclical employment growth lower wages?" Motu Public Policy Seminar, June 2008.
Gemmell, Norman. 2008. "Taxes and Economic Growth: what is all the fuss about?" Motu Public Policy Seminar, May 2008.
Mays, Nicholas. 2008. "Did New Labour 'save' the English National Health Service: a ten-year retrospective, 1997-2007," Motu Public Policy Seminar, April 2008.
Lavy, Victor. 2008. "Monetary incentives for students and teachers in schools: Experimental evidence and policy implications," Motu Public Policy Seminar, January 2008.
Gunningham, Neil. 2007. "Innovative governance and smart regulation: Institutional and regulatory regimes for a water-constrained world," Motu/Landcare Research seminar, December.
Fabling, Richard. 2007. "The performance of New Zealand exporters: Some firm-level evidence," Motu Public Policy Seminar, December 2007.
Poot, Jacques. 2007. "Twenty years of econometric research on trans-Tasman migration," Motu Public Policy Seminar, November 2007.
- Related paper: Jacques Poot and Lynda Sanderson. 2007. "Changes in Social Security Eligibility and the International Mobility of New Zealand Citizens in Australia," PSC Discussion Paper 65, Population Studies Centre, University of Waikato, Hamilton.
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Motu Senior Research Associate John Gibson has been awarded the
2008 NZIER Economics Award. Click here for more.
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