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A charitable interpretation

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  • Carolyn Cordery

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A significant by-product of the past thirty years of economic liberalisation and privatisation has been the increasing share of economic activity undertaken by the 'third sector' - charities and other non-profit organisations. In New Zealand, this is particularly evident in the health, education and social services sectors where many existing (Plunket, IHC, City Missions) and new (primary health organisations, iwi-based enterprises) charities have assumed responsibility for delivering services previously provided by local and central government. But is this sector adequately regulated? Carolyn Cordery takes a close look at the performance of New Zealand's light-handed regulatory regime for charities.

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  • Carolyn Cordery, 2012. "A charitable interpretation," Competition & Regulation Times 373604, New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation.
    • Handle: RePEc:vuw:vuwcrt:373604
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