Prosperity for All?: Economic, Social and Political Change in New Zealand Since 1935Thomson/Dunmore Press, 2005 - 280 halaman 'Prosperity for All' draws upon years of original research to provide a lively, lucid and compelling account of economic, social and political change in New Zealand since 1935. The book assembles a wealth of factual information, that is not easily accessible elsewhere, in order to ascertain whether or not this change has indeed brought prosperity for all. The text is organised thematically and chronologically making it clear, accessible and user friendly, while reading guides at the end of each chapter enable the reader to explore issues in greater depth. Prosperity for all will be illuminating not only for students and academics in economics, history, politics, sociology and public policy, but also for non-academic readers wanting to know more about the most important transformations in New Zealand's economy, society and polity. |
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benefits Boston Budget capital capitalist capitalist society cent central Chapter class struggle Coalition crisis Dalziel decline distribution dominant earners economic growth economic management election electoral employers Employment Contracts Act ethnic fiscal Fourth Labour Government Fourth National Government full employment funding gender Government's historical implemented income increased industrial relations inflation introduction investment involved Keynesian policy Keynesianism to neoliberalism labour force labour market Labour Party labour-power macroeconomic major Maori Marxian Marxist militant Minister monetarism monetarist monetary policy Muldoon National Government National's neoclassical neoliberal policy regime neoliberal restructuring NZBR NZEF organisations Oxford paid employment Pakeha policy-making political production quintile rate of profit reduce reform Robert Muldoon Roger Douglas Rogernomics Roper sector shift significant social democratic surplus value taxation Third National Government trade union Treasury Treasury's union movement welfare Wellington women workers working-class Zealand