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Application from Heinz Wattie’s Ltd, the domestic industry, providing positive evidence justifying the need for a sunset review.
PDF, 1.7MB, 26 pages
This document explains the basis for the reconsideration of MBIE’s sunset review of preserved peaches from China under the Dumping and Countervailing Duties Act 1988, under the direction of the High Court.
PDF, 640KB, 8 pages
The Business Events Delegate Survey (BEDS) measures the spend of delegates attending multi-day conventions and conferences in New Zealand (single day conventions and conferences are excluded because they generate significantly less additional spend per delegate to the host region). The BEDS collects profile and expenditure information from a sample of local, domestic and international delegates through an online survey completed after the conference/convention.
PDF, 815KB, 19 pages
A paper detailing how log exports restrictions in British Columbia have been implemented, their impact on the competitiveness of sawmills in British Columbia and the opportunity cost of the restrictions given the inability of the forestry industry to obtain export parity prices for logs.
PDF, 1.1MB, 14 pages
An overview paper covering the series of spotlight reports on the wood processing sector prepared for the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment by Forest Economic Advisors.
PDF, 5MB, 22 pages
MBIE's initiation memo for a review of anti-dumping duties on canned peaches from South Africa.
PDF, 855KB, 36 pages
National survey of consumers to find out what New Zealanders know about their rights and their experiences of dealing with problems.
PDF, 2.5MB, 83 pages
The final report as part of the Electricity Price Review was delivered to the Minister of Energy and Resources in May 2019. It contains 32 recommendations related to consumers, industry, and regulation and technology.
PDF, 854KB, 79 pages
The Digital Nation Domain Plan sets out the main priorities for government data collection relating to New Zealand’s digital transformation.
PDF, 1.3MB, 27 pages
A paper exploring the possibility of a New Zealand wood processor profitably selling sawn timber into the Chinese market. It is possible, though due to high wood costs all other conditions must be optimal.
PDF, 582KB, 9 pages
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