To better understand the potential effects of transport policies, it is important to understand household spending patterns across different transport-related categories, as well as across different households. This study uses three distinct approaches to estimating transport elasticities for New Zealand.

By combining a series of complementary data sets, the authors of this paper present some preliminary analysis that suggests metering and pricing does incentivise water conservation in Aotearoa.

This research note estimates the aggregate size of gender and ethnic pay gaps in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The findings in this paper suggests that policy consideration should be given not just to the provision of public housing, ensuring adequate dwelling condition and promoting community development, but also to adopting tenancy laws that enhance security of tenure for those in private rentals.

This research delves into expenditure patterns of retiree households in Aotearoa New Zealand. The findings will help inform the public about the level and type of expenditures they need to financially prepare for throughout different stages of their retirement.