Studio 58 - NZIER Alumni Series
In our first Studio 58 conversation, Jason Shoebridge, NZIER’s CE, spoke with Dr Alan Bollard.
The full interview is available to NZIER members: https://t.co/v9n7K8WpBu
Find out about NZIER membership here: https://t.co/FmTFsCLIsi
Only one more day until we release the NZIER 2025 Summer Reading List for the Prime Minister. Don’t miss this final chance to enter the giveaway -– closing at 6 pm today – details in our pinned post!
Register for the livestream here: https://t.co/mJqXEnDoW9
There’s still time to register for NZIER and BusinessDesk's livestream presentation of the 2025 Summer Reading List for the PM.
Joining us will be Rowan Simpson, author of one of this year’s featured books, to share his insights.
https://t.co/3Rkbze18S7
An increase in the Alcohol Levy will provide much needed support for FASD, an area of need we emphasised in our 2024 report on costs of alcohol harms.
Government announcement: https://t.co/3W0AyUnlTh
Report: https://t.co/Wufw6a0Kso
1–2 years' experience in econ or policy? Passionate about research and solving problems? We’re hiring an Economist in Auckland.
Applications close Friday so get in quick: https://t.co/Ls8mRrOn2x
Questions: [email protected]
Meet Roshen Kulwant – Senior Economist at NZIER
What he loves most about NZIER is its strong history of promoting economics in Aotearoa—home to a working MONIAC and the long-running QSBO.
NZIER's latest Insight calls for the short-term disruption impacts on local businesses and communities to be incorporated into infrastructure decision-making.
https://t.co/mtNDGILJqB
The impacts of today’s tariffs are uncertain. Previous U.S. tariffs on NZ sheepmeat, for example, backfired.
Outcomes depend on how consumers, supply chains and global markets respond, but a chilling impact on the world reduces the outlook for New Zealand products.
Our latest report for Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission takes a look into the future. With an ageing population and rising pension costs, we explore how our retirement income policy system may need to evolve over the next 25 years.
https://t.co/Vc9vv5OHv4
We’re excited to kick off our ‘Meet the Team’ series! Over the next few months, we’ll be introducing the incredible individuals behind NZIER. Stay tuned.
Want a head start? Learn more about our team members here: https://t.co/SjS3rn1vbG
Studying Economics, Finance, Business, or Commerce at @VicUniWgtn? Passionate about the Māori economy? Apply now for the NZIER Scholarship in Māori Economics 2025. Applications close 4:30pm, 31 March 2025.
https://t.co/Eupk2Be33o
@JamieWall2 I have always thought that the answer is just to kick them out without their clothes. What seems like fun when they are streaking might not be such fun when they are having to catch the bus home naked.
Our Public Good Insight on primary teacher quality received a lot of attention in 2024. It’s especially pleasing to see it referenced in the Government’s new Policy Statement on Teaching Council Functions released yesterday.
Link to our report here https://t.co/WDCFZ9QNo5
The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER), in partnership with BusinessDesk, has released its Summer Reading List for the Prime Minister for 2024.
Find out more about the books here: https://t.co/5chDJj22ou
NZIER’s Breakfast webinar: Social investment: Funding the future of change is tomorrow morning at 7:30am
This is your last chance to register!
Register here: https://t.co/Ec2RfMwXju