This volume investigates the comprehensive economic reforms implemented in New Zealand during the 1984-1994 period. Authored by Alan Bollard, a recognized expert in the field, the book draws upon a range of economic data, sectoral analyses, and policy evaluations to present a multifaceted study of this transformative decade. It aims to provide a detailed examination of the outcomes and underlying strategies of these significant economic shifts.

This book is recognized as a key academic resource for understanding New Zealand's significant economic reforms of the late 20th century. Its comprehensive approach, covering outcomes, sectors, and policies from various viewpoints, makes it a valuable reference for economists and historians. The integrated chapters offer a structured analysis of a complex period of economic transition.