2011Policy QuarterlyOpen access

Broadening our understanding of Living Standards: Treasury’s new policy framework

Ben Gleisner, Mary Llewellyn-Fowler, Fiona McAlister

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Treasury’s vision is to be a world-class Treasury working for higher living standards for New Zealanders. In performing its role as the government’s adviser on economic, fiscal and regulatory issues, Treasury has focused on how improved economic performance can enhance living standards.

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Treasury’s vision is to be a world-class Treasury working for higher living standards for New Zealanders. In performing its role as the government’s adviser on economic, fiscal and regulatory issues, Treasury has focused on how improved economic performance can enhance living standards.

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Treasury’s vision is to be a world-class Treasury working for higher living standards for New Zealanders. In performing its role as the government’s adviser on economic, fiscal and regulatory issues, Treasury has focused on how improved economic performance can enhance living standards.

Key concepts: Treasury, Standard of living, Government (linguistics), Class (philosophy), Business, Economics, Political science, Computer science

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