Third Way Economic Management in New Zealand

@article{Dalziel2001ThirdWE,
  title={Third Way Economic Management in New Zealand},
  author={P. Dalziel},
  journal={The Economic and Labour Relations Review},
  year={2001},
  volume={12},
  pages={193 - 207}
}
  • P. Dalziel
  • Published 2001
  • Economics
  • The Economic and Labour Relations Review
    • The article explains why a ‘Third Way’ for economic management has become important in New Zealand. Economic growth fell sharply compared to Australia after 1984, due to a slow-down in New Zealand's labour productivity growth after 1991. The paper argues this was partially the result of a neglected aspect of economic management during the 1984–94 decade of economic reform: fostering domestic physical capital formation. The third way differs from both the approach adopted prior to 1984 and the… CONTINUE READING
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