Whakapapa, Whenua, Whai hua - People, Place, Value
Ganesh R Ahirao, Andrea Black, Susan St John, Edward Miller, Craig Renney, Max Harris, Gail Duncan MRSNZ, Ralph Chapman, Bill Rosenberg, Rob Campbell, Brian Cox, Geoff Bertram, Tim Hazeldine, Suzanne Snively, Tayla Forward, Stephen poletti, John McCallThoughts and commentary from an economist adjusting to 21st century Aotearoa, where being a good ancestor requires some large changes in (or replacement of) the business-as-usual model of the 20th century.
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Economist by trade, economics as centered on people and place. Worked in academia (VicUni), consulting (BERL), and public service (ProdComm). Now, I think, write, and count (I love numbers\ud83d\ude0a) for fun! Toitū Te Tiriti! PS: I love cricket too\ud83d\ude42.
Urban lefty. Knows a bit about tax, labour economics and yoga.
Susan St John PhD QSO CNZM. Independent Policy Analyst. Currently an Honorary Associate Professor working in the Pensions and Intergenerational Equity hub of the Auckland Business School’s Economic Policy Centre.
Whangarei-based researcher, gunning for tax justice and a just transition to a low-emission full-employment economy.
Economist and Director of Policy at the CTU - Writing in a personal capacity
I'm a barrister, campaigner, and writer based in Tāmaki Makaurau. I wrote a book called The New Zealand Project in 2017, and have worked in law, academia, campaigns, and politics.
NZAE member, Independent Economic Researcher, Co-President PHANZ
Professor (Adjunct) at VUW, specialising in climate change and associated issues, including cities, housing, transport etc.
Economist, former NZ Productivity Commissioner, unionist
Radical thoughts on governance
I am an observer of bits&pieces
I was appointed as a lecturer in the Economics department in 2009. Prior to that I had a post-doc position in the Physics department at the University of Adelaide. My research area is Energy Economics and Industrial Organisation.
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