This booklet contains references to almost all New Zealand published work in the agricultural field in 1964. The list comprises two selections: the first, which is arranged alphabetically by subject headings, includes ...

The purpose of this research report is to bring together the complete set of data on income and productivity for the New Zealand agricultural sector for the period 1921-1967. It is anticipated that the resulting tables ...

This report continues the recent series of publications that the Agricultural Economics Research Unit has brought out on the implications of the 1964 Agricultural Development Conference. Livestock targets were drawn up by ...

This paper is concerned with the results of some research on the factors affecting the consumption of wool textiles in major wool consuming countries, commencing with New Zealand. Such a study, while of national importance, ...

This discussion paper sets out the main developments in project evaluation in agriculture and forestry in New Zealand. The paper includes a bibliography of the appropriate reports and the following discussion relates to ...

The purpose of this paper is to present, in broad outline, some projections for around the end of the next decade, of the shape of the New Zealand economy. By shape of the economy we mean not only the level of the main ...

This discussion paper updates the data on income and productivity for the New Zealand agricultural sector for the period 1921-1967 in the AERU research report titled: Productivity and income of New Zealand agriculture, 1921-67.

This paper presents the analysis, methods, and results from a survey of meat buying attitudes and consumption patterns in the Christchurch metropolitan area. The project is part of a larger study to determine and measure ...

The main purpose of this paper is to describe the exercise in indicative economic planning which has been carried out in New Zealand over the last 18 months. After outlining the background to the National Development ...

Before devaluation in November 1967, New Zealand faced the most marked deflationary pressure on the economy since the 1930’s. Since 1964, economic policies had emphasised the need for growth, based on an expanding flow ...