Insights and updates from Wellington School of Business and Government, including research stories, staff and student success, and media commentary.
The conservative tax policies proposed by Labour and National ahead of next month’s election are hard to distinguish in substance, with each party offering no more than a gesture towards income tax equity, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.
The COVID-19 pandemic has plunged the world into a prolonged crisis, with people turning to their leaders to guide them through it—but what does effective leadership look like? A panel of experts, including Dr Ashley Bloomfield, explored this question in a unique webinar.
A new nationwide project, ENO-Net, seeks to further entrepreneurship in New Zealand in unique and innovative ways.
Ability to pay is the basic principle of tax fairness: people in a similar financial position should pay similar amounts of tax; people who can afford to pay more tax than others ought to pay more tax, writes Dr Jonathan Barrett.
The absence of a central library in Wellington has left a significant gap in the civic and cultural infrastructure of our city, writes Professor Anne Goulding.
