• Economic development and transport - summary report 

  Saunders, C. M.; Dalziel, P. (MOT, Wellington, NZ, 2014-11)

  This report summarises the major findings of the Ministry of Transport‘s Economic Development and Transport project. Its purpose has been to contribute to the New Zealand Government‘s Policy Direction for Transport, which ...
• Economic development: a review of key themes in the international literature 

  Dalziel, P.; Saunders, C. M. (MOT, Wellington, NZ, 2014-11)

  This report has been commissioned by the Ministry of Transport to provide an overview of how economies can be supported to develop and grow. It focuses on how capabilities can be expanded through: investment in physical ...
• Nonmarket valuation of water quality: addressing spatially heterogeneous preferences using GIS and a random parameter logit model 

  Tait, Peter R.; Baskaran, Ramesh; Cullen, Ross; Bicknell, Kathryn B. (Elsevier, 2012-03)

  The spatial distribution of agri-environmental policy benefits has important implications for the efficient allocation of management effort. The practical convenience of relying on sample mean values of individual benefits ...
• Do consumers of manufactured cigarettes respond differently to price changes compared with their roll-your-own counterparts? Evidence from New Zealand 

  Tait, P.; Rutherford, P.; Saunders, C. (BMJ Publishing Group Ltd., 2015-05)

  Background Price-based mechanisms are an important tobacco cessation policy tool in New Zealand (NZ) and so measurement of smokers’ reaction to price changes is crucial in determining efficacy of this approach. Although ...
• Expanding the conversational terrain: Using a choice experiment to assess community preferences for post-disaster redevelopment options 

  Tait, Peter R.; Vallance, Suzanne A.; Rutherford, Paul (Elsevier, 2016-09)

  The Canterbury region of New Zealand was shaken by major earthquakes on the 4th September 2010 and 22nd February 2011. The quakes caused 185 fatalities and extensive land, infrastructure and building damage, particularly ...

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