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INTRODUCING THE NEW ZEALAND INITIATIVE

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Open for Business: Removing the barriers to foreign investment

Please join us for the launch of the final report in a series on foreign direct investment (FDI). Open for Business makes bold recommendations to open our markets to international capital.

Monday, 5 May, 5.45pm arrival

Registrations are essential.

James Allan – Democracy in Decline

The New Zealand Initiative will host Professor Jim Allan in May for a lecture tour to promote his new book Democracy in Decline.

For more information, and to register, click the links below.

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Snails, worms, concert halls and airports: Germany's endless waste | Dr Oliver Hartwich | Business Spectator

If there was a ranking for the most self-righteous nation in Europe, Germany would have a good chance of topping the list. Sure, without Germany’s support the euro may have...

Councils need new funding sources | Dr Oliver Hartwich | The National Business Review

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How much do you get paid? | Khyaati Acharya | Stuff

Within the workplace, there is a plethora of subjects we're more than willing to discuss freely and frankly with our peers. However, what we each earn is never one of...

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415,000 reasons to fund local councils

In a week where the headlines were dominated by housing affordability concerns, Prime Minister John Key said central government would need a compelling reason to allow local councils to collect...

There is no magic in numbers

New Zealand’s supermarket chains often get bad press and are suspiciously eyed by the public because, allegedly, they form a duopoly. With this characterisation comes the innuendo that they might...

�H� is for history of economic thought

Studying economics these days, it is quite possible to get a degree without ever having come across the name of a single economist. That is because economics is taught as...

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Teaching Stars

Transforming the Education Profession

This is the third report released by The New Zealand Initiative on education and teaching quality.

This report makes further recommendations for how New Zealand can attract, retain, and develop the best teachers. These policies will help to transform teaching into a profession of status, with the ultimate goal of lifting student achievement.

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