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Working Papers

Institute of Policy Studies working papers cover a wide range of research and policy issues. Their aim is to inform and stimulate debate.

Working Papers each have a reference number indicating the year and sequence it was published e.g. WP 99/04 was the fourth Working Paper published in 1999.

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IPS WP 10/11 - The impact on te reo Māori of trans-Tasman migration
IPS WP 10/11 - The impact on te reo Māori of trans-Tasman migration
Paul Hamer
July 2010
IPS WP 10/10 - “Essential” workers in the dairy industry
IPS WP 10/10 - “Essential” workers in the dairy industry
Paul Callister and Rupert Tipples
July 2010
IPS WP 10/09 - The Influence of Foreign Assets and Liabilities on Real Interest Rates
IPS WP 10/09 - The Influence of Foreign Assets and Liabilities on Real Interest Rates
Dennis Rose
June 2010
IPS WP 10/08 - The Future State
IPS WP 10/08 - The Future State
Derek Gill, Stephanie Pride, Helen Gilbert and Richard Norman
April 2010
IPS WP 10/07- Fatherhood and family life: Securing low-skilled/low-paid men within the margins of society
IPS WP 10/07- Fatherhood and family life: Securing low-skilled/low-paid men within the margins of society
Gareth Rouch
April 2010
IPS WP 10/06 - Living the Good Life? New Zealand expatriates, intentions to return, and the importance of lifestyle
IPS WP 10/06 - Living the Good Life? New Zealand expatriates, intentions to return, and the importance of lifestyle
Lindy Fursman
March 2010
IPS WP 10/05 - Would New Zealand’s economic performance improve if we were more ethical?
IPS WP 10/05 - Would New Zealand’s economic performance improve if we were more ethical?
David Rea
February 2010
IPS WP 10/04 - The new governance arrangements for the public health sector and the need for wider public sector reform
IPS WP 10/04 - The new governance arrangements for the public health sector and the need for wider public sector reform
Len Cook and Robert Hughes
February 2010

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