This is the first book written by an expert on the nature of Rogernomics, the astonishing new economics of New Zealand's fourth Labour Government. Mr Rosenberg shows that New Zealand is following the paths of Latin American countries like the Argentine and Chile in adopting policies called Rogernomics in New Zealand. He illustrates his thesis by refernce to World Bank and other impartial publications. He explains why full employment and reduced internationa indebtedness are not achievable under Rogernomics, and why they existed in New Zealand from 1938 to 1975. And he describes the conditions for alternative economic policies based on sound economic analysis ...