• Draw EDward Draw: Atmosphere, Choreography and Context in First Year Architecture. 

  Francis, Kerry (FARU Conference , Sri Lanka August 2011, 2011)

  This paper examines a First Year Architecture Studio project, Bathe: Atmosphere, Choreography and Context in the Orthographic Section, conducted at Unitec Department of Architecture, Auckland during the second semester of ...
• Legal Studies and the Changing Business Environment 

  Finlayson, Patricia; Ayling, Diana (New Zealand Applied Business Education (NZABE) Conference., 2009)

  Anecdotal evidence suggests business students find the study of law difficult, and that they do not understand the relevance of it to their business degrees. Law teachers' response has been to question the curriculum ...
• Welfare reform: Changing the way we account for taxes and benefits 

  Rankin, Keith (Rethinking welfare for the 21st century: forum proceedings. 53-57. The University of Auckland, New Zealand., 2010)

  The issue of welfare reform is made difficult because of the boundaries we traditionally (yet implicitly) place between the tax system and the benefit system. To most economists, benefits are transfers, and transfers are ...
• Circular Flow: Drawing Further Inspiration from William Harvey 

  Rankin, Keith (53rd New Zealand Association of Economists (NZAE) Annual Conference, 2012)

  The simple flow model presented here differs markedly from the standard presentation, and draws its inspiration directly from the human body (or at least its upper half) in the spirit of Quesnay and Phillips.6 It its ...
• Capital Structure and Financing Choices in Australia 

  Buhr, Klaus; Cross, Roy; Rainsbury, Liz (World Finance & Banking Symposium, 2012)

  We use a modified pecking order framework to analyse financing choices for Australian firms. The traditional pecking order model has been extended to allow a non-linear relationship between a firm’s requirements for ...

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