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An appendix for Not in Narrow Seas: New Zealand History from an Economic Perspective
The work was funded by a grant from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand which is not responsible for any errors or interpretations. A version was presented to an RBNZ seminar on 1 March 2012.

Keywords: Macroeconomics & Money; Political Economy & [...]

Paper to the Australia and Pacific Economic and Business Conference, 16-18 February, Canberra. Was broadly similar to a July, 2011 paper. http://www.eastonbh.ac.nz/?p=1515.
Keywords: Growth & Innovation; Macroeconomics & Money; Political Economy & History;

Comments for Concluding Session of NIDEA University of Waikato, February 2-3, 2012.
Keywords: Labour Studies; Political Economy & History;
To begin with congratulating the organisers of conference, who have produced one of those stimulating events which will be long remembered by the professions as the foundation for a major debate.
But I would also like to the opportunity [...]

THE TOO HARD BASKET
Listener: 19 January, 2012.
Keywords: Environment & Resources; Distributional Economics;  Macroeconomics & Money; Political Economy & History;  Regulation & Taxation;  Social Policy;
Every government has issues it hopes will go away. They don’t. Here are some for our one.
Our Emissions Trading Scheme is looking like a dog’s breakfast, and/or something the US Congress dredged [...]

VALUE IN GOODS EXCHANGE
Listener: 7 January, 2012.
Keywords: Maori; Political Economy & History;
My marginal contribution to maritime historian Joan Druett’s book Tupaia: Captain Cook’s Polynesian Navigator was to comment at a dinner table that the Tahitian chief’s considerable part in the development of New Zealand was hardly acknowledged. The observation was made as I talked about [...]

An interview by Emma Beer, published in ‘The Wellingtonian’, 24 November, 2011.
Keywords: Literature and Culture; Political Economy & History;
What begins with Michael Joseph Savage and Gordon Coates and ends with Rob Muldoon and Roger Douglas?
A new exhibition that catalogues 60 of the most important makers of modern New Zealand, curated by Wellington economist Brian Easton. [...]

Lynn Freeman interviews Brian Easton: 27 November, 2011.
Keywords: Literature and Culture; Political Economy & History;
Lynn Freeman interview
http://podcast.radionz.co.nz/art/art-20111127-1333-brian_easton_economist_and_art_curator-048.mp3

Keywords: Literature and Culture; Political Economy & History;
60 Makers of New Zealand: 1930-1990:  is at the New Zealand  Portrait Gallery from 24 November 2011 to 12 February 2012. It was curated by Brian Easton.
The following is a list of items on the website. At the end is the list of individuals who are portrayed.
1. Curator’s [...]

60 Makers of New Zealand: 1930-1990:  is at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery from 24 November 2011 to 12 February 2012. It was curated by Brian Easton.
Keywords: Literature and Culture; Political Economy & History;
The following are the panels to go with the portraits. (Each is constrained to 250 words.) They are also tell a story [...]

60 Makers of New Zealand: 1930-1990:  is at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery from 24 November 2011 to 12 February 2012. It was curated by Brian Easton.
Keywords: Literature and Culture; Political Economy & History;
Thank you for coming this evening. I hope you find the exhibition interesting and provocative. I am sure you will find the [...]