This paper argues one reason more immigrants are not arriving and staying is the international tax regime was not designed to reward global success. The the authors argue Foreign Investment Fund (FIF) rules impose a tax burden and reform of the FIF rules is required and urgent. They recommend that the government aim to develop...

The authors of this report argue that to successfully undertake its mandate, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will need to take a view on the current and future effects of people flows into and out of the country.

The authors of this paper argue that New Zealand's social assistance system does not meet the needs of people experiencing persistent disadvantage. They suggest that the government should introduce a deliberate strategy of using a people-centred, devolved approach to address persistent disadvantage.

In reviewing the economics of accountability, this report looks at how the system of public accountability in Aotearoa New Zealand can contribute to increasing the productivity and effectiveness of the social assistance system, with a focus on addressing persistent disadvantage.

This report reviews the evidence around collaborative initiatives intended to reduce persistent disadvantage in Aotearoa New Zealand.