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Productivity: Performance, Prospects and Policies Workshop

Issue date: 
Wednesday, 28 July 2004
Status: 
Current
Corporate author: 
The Treasury
Publication category: 
Research and commentary
Copyright: 
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Fiscal year: 
2004/05

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Nathan McLellan - New Zealand's Performance: Context and Challenges - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Nathan McLellan - New Zealand's Performance: Context and Challenges - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Slides - William Maloney - Global Patterns of Innovation Effort - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Slides - William Maloney - Global Patterns of Innovation Effort - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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William Maloney - Global Patterns of Innovation Effort - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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William Maloney - Global Patterns of Innovation Effort - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Denis Lawrence - Productivity and Regulation in a Hard-to-Measure Sector - The Case of New Zealand's Electricity Networks - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Denis Lawrence - Productivity and Regulation in a Hard-to-Measure Sector - The Case of New Zealand's Electricity Networks - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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David Lawrence - Productivity and Regulation in a Hard-to-Measure Sector - The Case of New Zealand's Electricity Networks (David Lawrence and Erwin Diewert) - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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David Lawrence - Productivity and Regulation in a Hard-to-Measure Sector - The Case of New Zealand's Electricity Networks (David Lawrence and Erwin Diewert) - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Kevin Fox - Notes - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Kevin Fox - Notes - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Kevin Fox - Problems with (Dis)Aggregating Productivity, and Another Productivity Paradox - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Kevin Fox - Problems with (Dis)Aggregating Productivity, and Another Productivity Paradox - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Erwin Diewert - Theories of Productivity Growth and the Role of Government in Facilitating Productivity Growth - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Monetary, prudential and fiscal policy: how much coordination is needed - Paper supporting monetary policy workshop - Nov 2016 - Information Release
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Slides - Policies to enhance technological change in the short run and the long run - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Slides - Policies to enhance technological change in the short run and the long run - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Graeme Davis - Why does Australia do better? Good luck or good management? - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Graeme Davis - Why does Australia do better? Good luck or good management? - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Slides - Graeme Davis - Why does Australia do better? Good luck or good management? - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Slides - Graeme Davis - Why does Australia do better? Good luck or good management? - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Erwin Diewert - Theories of Productivity Growth and the Role of Government in Facilitating Productivity Growth - Productivity Workshop 28-29 July 2004, Wellington
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Papers from a workshop sponsored by the Treasury, Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Ministry of Economic Development held in Wellington on 28 and 29 July 2004.

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Last updated: 
Wednesday, 28 July 2004