Macroeconomic indicators
Housing and household financial indicators
Financial and external indicators
Gaps in GDP per capita and productivity remain wide
Inequality of market and disposable incomes
Redistributive cash transfers and direct taxes: New Zealand versus OECD average
Better life index
Monetary indicators
Changes in government spending
Non-old-age welfare benefits are comparatively high, though pension spending is modest
Capital spending is high
Coherence and adequacy of retirement income systems
Inequality of income and wealth
Revenues from environmentally related taxes
Terms of trade and labour utilisation have driven rising real incomes
The elderly population share will rise markedly by 2050
Average measured connection speeds by country
University graduates by field of study
New Zealand's emissions by sector in 1990 and 2010
Road transport emissions per capita, 2010
Average government take in oil and gas fiscal regimes
Level and change in nitrogen balance, 1990-2009
The less educated and ethnic minorities have borne the brunt of rising unemployment
NEET rate for youth aged 15-24
Youth social indicators
Recent divergence between unemployment and ease of finding skilled labour
Market returns to education are comparatively low
PISA results for New Zealand are characterised by high means but high dispersion as well