In this thesis, I examine companies that list on the New Zealand Stock Exchange and distribute financial information via the Internet. The types of financial information published on the Internet by these companies are ...

In this project, we investigate New Zealand's rate of inflation and its deviations from target using two new methods. Firstly, Rowe's (2002) method of examining the correlations between inflation deviations from target and ...

This dissertation evaluates the extent to which alternative methods of estimation vary from one another in measuring technical efficiency (TE). Using data from the New Zealand dairy industry for the year 1993, this paper ...

Mental maps are a cartographic illustration of a person's internal representation of the spatial environment in which they live. They are often used to provide an insight into how different ethnic or social groups perceive ...

Labour turnover is a concept which has received considerable attention in the literature, due to the negative consequences it imposes on an organisation. These include the substantial costs of replacing employees, as well ...

The aim of this research was to determine the effectiveness and future potential of online recruitment from an employers' perspective. The literature published has been restricted mainly to computer software developers and ...

Business incubation represents a popular and growing economic development tool worldwide. It has various applications in both the profit and not-for- profit sectors and as such can operate on a number of different ...

The debate over the implications of international trade for the labour market is a prominent one both among economists and the general population. Because of that fact, and because of the absence of a comprehensive economic ...

This dissertation empirically tests the extent to which three alternative trade theories explain the pattern of New Zealand's international trade. This is accomplished by nesting a gravity equation, the Heckscher-Ohlin ...

This dissertation examines price effects associated with additions and deletions to the Standard and Poor's (SP) 500 index. The results are by and large consistent with those found in previous studies such as Beneish and ...