New Zealand: The Wonder Down Under Case Solution
This article is consideredas the most extensive welfare state among the industrialized countries of the world, New Zealand embarked on a strategy of extreme economic reform/liberalization following a serious foreign exchange crisis in 1984.
This noteanalyzes the first reform strategy under the Labor government (1984-1990) and the following reforms under the National government (1991-1996). By late 1998, an unstable coalition government under Prime Minister Jenny Shipley confronts a broad variety of societal, economical, and political pressures from both the right and left.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about GLOBAL BUSINESS
PUBLICATION DATE: September 24, 1999
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