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Viv Hall. (2023) Citation for Bob Buckle to mark his Distinguished Fellow Award. New Zealand Economic Papers 57:3, pages 260-262.
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Roger Douglas & Robert MacCulloch. (2020) A welfare reform for New Zealand: mandatory savings not taxation. New Zealand Economic Papers 54:3, pages 239-273.
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