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Ruth, Roger and me debts and legacies
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Dean, Andrew
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Hopes dashed? the economics of gender inequality
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Hyman, Prue
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Government for the public good the surprising science of large-s…
Rashbrooke, Max
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Still counting wellbeing, women's work and policy-making
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Waring, Marilyn
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Wellbeing economics future directions for New Zealand
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Dalziel, Paul
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The Piketty phenomenon New Zealand perspectives
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A careful revolution towards a low-emissions future
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The inequality debate an introduction
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Rashbrooke, Max
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Three cities seeking hope in the Anthropocene
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Oram, Rod
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Growing apart regional prosperity in New Zealand
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Eaqub, Shamubeel
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A Practical approach to Senior Landscape Studies
Hocking PW
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Monsoon Asia a new geography
Hashim E
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NCEA Level 1 economics study guide
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Douce, Stuart
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How the world works Religion
Hawkins, John
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Economics form 7 study guide
williamson, M
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The macro economy
Arnott, Geoff
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Resources & choices
Miller, R.J
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New Zealand PAthfinder series Economics year 11
Thomas, James
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Consumer economics an approach to junior economics
Thomas, James
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Consumer Economics An approach to Junior Economics
Thomas, James
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Economic Studies A first course for New Zealand schools
Parsons, Drew
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