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The dairy sector in New Zealand: extending the boundaries

Authors

Philip Barry

Hannah Pattullo

Date published

4 December 2020

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The Productivity Commission commissioned this research into New Zealand's dairy industry from TDB Advisory to contribute to the Commission's frontier firms inquiry.

This paper looks at the economic significance of the dairy industry, the regulatory environment, competition, competing corporate strategies, competing organisational forms and future challenges

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