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Capital-labour substitution elasticities in New Zealand: One for all industries? (Stats NZ WP 12-01)

This paper tests the assumption of a Cobb-Douglas production function (a unitary elasticity of substitution between capital and labour) for 20 of New Zealand’s industries, using…

Ethnicity and crowding: A detailed examination of crowding among ethnic groups in New Zealand 1986–2006

Ethnicity and crowding: A detailed examination of crowding among ethnic groups in New Zealand 1986–2006 looks at the rates of crowding experienced by different ethnic groups…

Transforming the New Zealand Census of Population and Dwellings: Issues, options, and strategy

Transforming the New Zealand Census of Population and Dwellings presents the issues on the development of a strategic direction and timeline for the transformation of the…

Childcare use and work arrangements in 1998 and 2009

Childcare use and work arrangements in 1998 and 2009 compares the findings of the New Zealand Childcare Survey 2009 with those of the New Zealand Childcare…

How prepared are New Zealanders for a natural disaster? Results from the 2010 General Social Survey

This report outlines preparations New Zealand households have made for a natural disaster, using information from the 2010 New Zealand General Social Survey (NZGSS). It follows…

Finding the crowding index that works best for New Zealand: Applying different crowding indexes to Census of Population and Dwellings data for 1986–2006 (Stats NZ WP 11-04)

This study aimed to determine which household crowding measure worked best in the New Zealand context. The issue of crowded households has concerned researchers in New…

External research income earned by New Zealand universities

This fact sheet uses information collected as part of Statistics New Zealand's Research and Development Survey to analyse trends in the source of university external research…

Sampling errors for the six degrees of separation (Stats NZ WP 12-03)

Sampling errors for the six degrees of separation arose from a study in Statistics New Zealand of a large network, similar to the acquaintance graph. This…

Measuring business births and deaths in quarterly job-flow data: Using the Linked Employer-Employee Dataset (Stats NZ WP 11-03)

This paper’s purpose is to develop a suitable method to identify the contribution that start-up businesses (business births) make to total job creation in the New…

Visualising official statistics (Stats NZ WP 11-02)

In general, national statistics offices produce a range of key national economic indicators and population estimates. They may also produce other social, cultural, and environmental statistics,…