Reporting on New Zealand’s economic strategy issues

DescriptionReporting on New Zealand’s economic strategy issues. Conventionally, national economic strategies have tended to look at the country’s economy without considering its positioning in the wider global economy. However, senior researchers at the AERU have concluded that this insular approach is inadequate for the 21st century. They argue, in a new AERU issues paper, that global economic integration and the relationship of the economy to wider society mean that the country’s economic strategy should take into account specific international and social contexts. Project: Economic Strategy Issues for the New Zealand Region in the Global Economy. Researchers: Professor Paul Dalziel, Professor Caroline Saunders, Associate Professor Bill Kaye-Blake.PeoplePaul Dalziel | Caroline Saunders | Bill Kaye-BlakePersonPaul DalzielCaroline SaundersBill Kaye-BlakeOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2011-2012Keywordsresearchnational economic strategyglobal economyNew Zealand’s positioninginternational competitive advantageknowledge-intensive marketingenvironmental welfareFilenameReporting on New Zealand’s economic strategy issuesSourceTransform 2011-2012 pages 72-73.Faculty / Research CentreAgribusiness and Economics Research UnitItem Reference0001263

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Reporting on New Zealand’s economic strategy issues