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The Improved Business Understanding via Longitudinal Database Development (IBULDD) project was a 2-year feasibility project. The purpose of the project was to test the feasibility of creating a longitudinal firm level database covering the time period 1999–2005/6. Official statistics cannot be produced from IBULDD as it is still subject to change. The project was funded by Cross Departmental Research Pool (CDRP) money and finished in December 2007 with the sucessful creation of the prototype Longitudinal Business Database (LBD).
More information about IBULDD.
Statistics New Zealand reports
Potential Outputs from the Longitudinal Business Database (pdf) (631KB)
Developing the prototype longitudinal business database
Other research reports
Labour Productivity in Auckland Firms (MED Occasional Paper, August 2008)
The following papers were presented at the New Zealand Association of Economists (NZAE) Conference 2008:
Complementary personnel practices and firm performance (Paper number: 27.2)
Estimating aggregate R&D expenditure using a micro model (Paper number: 56.3)
Exporters’ Optimal and Selective Hedging Choices (Paper number: 53.2)
Export Market Choice For New Zealand Firms (Paper number: 27.3)
Multi-Product Exporters And Product Switching Behaviour Of New Zealand Firms (Paper number: 56.2)
Relationship Banking and Access to Finance in New Zealand Firms (Paper number: 27.1)
The Performance of New Zealand Exporters: Some Firm-level Evidence (ppt) (329KB)
(Motu Public Policy Seminar, December 2007)
Science Technology and Innovation Indicators in a Changing World (OECD, 2007) (pdf) (1.82 MB) [See Chapter nine: How Innovative are New Zealand Firms?]
These papers were presented at the New Zealand Association of Economists (NZAE) Conference 2007 and subsequently updated and released as MED Occasional papers:
Related websites
Ministry of Economic Development (MED)
Inland Revenue (IRD)
Linked Employer-Employee Data (LEED)
Business Performance Newsletter
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