Research and Policy Publications
Page updated 16 Jul 2013
Introduction to the two series of research and policy publications currently published by the Treasury: Working Papers and Treasury Papers. Previous series include Policy Perspectives Papers and Productivity Papers.
The most recent papers published by the Treasury are 12 Working Papers published on 16 July 2013:
- Population Ageing and the Growth of Income and Consumption Revenue (WP 13/09)
- Private Returns to Tertiary Education: How does NZ Compare? (WP 13/10)
- Alternative Distributions for Inequality and Poverty Comparisons (WP 13/11)
- Intergenerational Smoothing of the Fiscal Costs of Population Ageing in New Zealand (WP 13/12)
- The Distributional Impact of Population Ageing (WP 13/13)
- Housing Affordability in New Zealand: Evidence from Household Surveys (WP 13/14)
- China's Recent Growth and Its Impact on the New Zealand Economy (WP 13/15)
- The Outlook for China's Growth and Its Impact on New Zealand Exports (WP 13/16)
- Empirical Evidence on Growth Spillovers from China to New Zealand (WP 13/17)
- Estimating New Zealand's Potential Output Using a Small Macro Model (WP 13/18)
- Parameter Uncertainty and the Fiscal Multiplier (WP 13/19)
- The Requirements for Long-Run Fiscal Sustainability (WP 13/20)
Read the media statement by the Treasury: Treasury publishes twelve new working papers (16 July 2013).
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Information About Each Series
Link to more detailed information about each series:
- Working Papers - Contain work in progress and research on a variety of economic, financial, trade and social issues.
- Treasury Papers - Occasional papers on topical issues that have usually been authored by the Treasury and express its views.
- Policy Perspectives Papers - Bring ideas, analysis and empirical research to bear on topical policy issues. They seek to share important insights from economic literature, international policy experience, and Treasury research in a manner that is accessible to non-specialist audiences. This series is discontinued.
- Productivity Papers - Treasury work on productivity performance and what matters for productivity. This series is discontinued.
Working Papers and Policy Perspectives Papers reflect the views of their authors, not the Treasury - see the Disclaimer for Working Papers and Policy Perspectives.
The Treasury's Publications Committee oversees the publication of research and policy publications,which includes coordinating the peer review of papers and other editorial matters.
Indexes to Research and Policy Publications
The Treasury has prepared indexes to make it easier for users of this web site to find research and policy publications published by the Treasury. These indexes only index Working Papers, Policy Perspectives Papers and Treasury Papers.
The four indexes to research and policy publications are:
- A - Z by Subject - Terms from the Subjects of New Zealand Thesaurus have been assigned by the Treasury to papers.
- A - Z by Author - Alphabetical index by author's family name.
- A - Z by Title
- A - Z by JEL Classification - Working Papers and Policy Perspectives Papers have been assigned terms by their authors from the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) classification system which is well known to economists and researchers.
Other types of publications published by the Treasury e.g. Economic and Fiscal Updates, Financial Statements and Treasury guidance and instructions are excluded from these indexes. See A - Z of Publications for a title index of these other publications.
Related Links
- IDEAS - Database of working papers and research on economics provided by RePEc (Research Papers in Economics).
- Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers
- Department of Labour Research Papers
- Ministry of Economic Development Occasional Papers
