- pdf1.2MBWP08/2019: Estimating elasticities of taxable income and adjustment costs from tax kink bunching—evidence from register data for New Zealand—Nazila Alinaghi, John Creedy, and Norman Gemmell
- pdf903.3KBWP07/2019: Are survey-based self-employment income under-reporting estimates biased? New evidence from matched register and survey data—Ana Cinta G. Cabral, Norman Gemmell, and Nazila Alinaghi
- pdf521.4KBWP06/2019: Who would win from a multi-rate GST in New Zealand—evidence from a QUAIDS model—Alastair Thomas
- pdf994.8KBWP05/2019: Is external research assessment associated with convergence or divergence of research quality across universities and disciplines? Evidence from the PBRF process in New Zealand—Robert A. Buckle, John Creedy, and Norman Gemmell
- pdf538.0KBWP04/2019: Wage equation estimates for microsimulation modelling in New Zealand—Christopher Ball and Gulnara Huseynli
- pdf432.8KBWP03/2019: The disciplinary effect of the PBRF—Robert A. Buckle and John Creedy
- pdf403.4KBWP02/2019 The redistributive effects of a minimum wage increase in New Zealand—Nazila Alinaghi, John Creedy, and Norman Gemmell
- pdf472.0KBWP01/2019: The Atkinson inequality measure and inequality aversion—John Creedy
2019 working papers
Access working papers from the 2019 Chair in Public Finance working paper series.