Eric Crampton presents the case for why the New Zealand Government should quickly reopen the country's borders to international students.

The COVID-19 pandemic and economic lockdown means many countries are looking inwards. But global cooperation will be an important lever out of the economic and social consequences of the virus. This paper suggests that the New Zealand government should embrace the opportunity to reinforce its image as a clean, open and lawful nation.

This report outlines seven key examples of South Korea's pandemic approach and shares the lessons for New Zealand.

The COVID-19 outbreak will likely lead to a significant economic recession. The NZ government's pandemic response has rightly prioritised maintaining employment and the ability of firms to recover quickly when the crisis abates. This report compares wage subsidy schemes in Canada and Australia with New Zealand’s.

The author of this report discusses the economic impact the COVID-19 lockdown may have on the New Zealand economy.