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National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis

NIDEA undertakes research at the interface of population and economics to help inform choices and responses to the demographic, social and economic interactions that are shaping New Zealand's future.

Featured Project

UoW Work Ability Study University of Waikato Work Ability Study
This study of University of Waikato’s current employees aged 45+ years found that on average, respondants anticipate working until and somewhat beyond age 65. The median preferred retirement age (the age at which people would like to retire completely from the paid workforce) was 65 years for general staff respondents and 68 years for academic staff.

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Featured Publication

The NZ Family from 1840 The New Zealand Family from 1840 - A Demographic History
Ian Pool, Arunachalam Dharmalingam and Janet Sceats

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2012 Workshops

APRIL
Economic Impacts of Immigration and Population Diversity
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Population Ageing and the Labour Market

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2012 NIDEA
Seminar Series

24 May
1:10 - 2:00pm
Indigenous Populations and Asylum Seekers in Australia: Human Rights Perspective
Prof Linda Briskman

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