• Entrepreneurial marketing and SME growth: the role of internal marketing practice and multiple innovations 

  Gameti, Daniel Komla (2022)

  The Entrepreneurial Marketing (EM) concept has significantly impacted our understanding of the synergistic benefits of two academic disciplines in small and large firms. Although Entrepreneurship and Marketing are considered ...

• On the effect of social housing in New Zealand 

  Watt, Daniel (2022)

  I conduct a wide review of the literature studying the amenity value of social housing, and find little consensus between most studies. Based on this analysis I note three crucial areas for improvement: (1) Post trends in ...

• How does context influence the process of managing organisational change? : a comparative study of restructuring in the New Zealand public and private sectors 

  Pasco, Gregory David (2000)

  The purpose of this thesis is to study the effects that the public and private sector contexts have on the process of managing organisational change. While the broad focus of this paper is on the process of restructuring, ...

• The management accountant's role in the implementation and operation of a total quality management programme 

  Fowler, Carolyn Joy (1994)

  Management accounting's objective is to provide management with information that supports management's responsibility for planning, controlling and decision making. The management accountant performs a variety of tasks ...

• Validation of design artefacts for blockchain-enabled precision healthcare as a service. 

  Zahid, Arnob (2022)

  Healthcare systems around the globe are currently experiencing a rapid wave of digital disruption. Current research in applying emerging technologies such as Big Data (BD), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning ...

• The investigation of blockchain and IoT integration for designing trust-driver information systems in agricultural food supply chain. 

  Jahanbin, Pouyan (2022)

  Studies demonstrate that information sharing and trust have imposed challenges to supply chains, whereas trust extensively benefits supply chain activities and intensely affects supply chain decisions. Since the rapid ...

• Research on liquidity-adjusted capital asset pricing model : a meta-analysis. 

  Shi, Chunzhi (2020)

  In this thesis, I conduct a meta-analysis on the liquidity-adjusted capital asset pricing model (LCAPM) of Acharya and Pedersen (2005) for understanding how liquidity affects asset prices. LCAPM is originally estimated at ...

• Macroprudential policy and bank stability : international evidence. 

  Bull, Samuel (2022)

  This study investigates the impact of macroprudential policies on bank risk. We contribute to the literature by examining the effectiveness of five different types of macroprudential policies; namely capital based instruments, ...

• Business adaptation of New Zealand real estate agents during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

  Crawford, Fraser Robert Liam (2022)

  This study sought to understand the adaptive capacity of micro businesses during crisis. The thesis used the context of New Zealand real estate agents to investigate what areas of business they adapted when confronted ...

• The role of culture and social identity in the development of indigenous Māori workers in the IT sector. 

  Van der klei, Mark Wynyard (2022)

  The influence of digital technology on our modern workforce is significant and has been instrumental in the creation of new jobs in new marketplaces to satisfy new needs. Although we may not know the direction of future ...

• Gamification that works : transformative gamification and its impacts on well-being behaviours. 

  Tanouri, Afshin (2022)

  University students’ mental well-being is a growing worldwide concern and is linked to their academic achievement and overall quality of life. There is also mounting evidence suggesting that students’ mental well-being has ...

• Explorations in Taoist philosophy and marketing thought. 

  Lyes, K. M. (2022)

  Faced with the urgent need to expand marketing thought beyond Western-centrism, this thesis explores marketing theory in relation to a Taoist philosophical approach. The aims of this research are to open marketing thought ...

• Essays on the impact of microcredit on women’s empowerment. 

  Vo, Diem Thi Hong (2022)

  This thesis consists of four studies exploring whether microcredit alleviates poverty and enhances women’s empowerment. The first three main chapters carefully replicate two influential studies in the field: Pitt and ...

• A meta-analysis of the effect of robotics upon labour employment 

  Tier, Mitchell Stephen (2022)

  Using 2438 estimates collected over 32 studies, I conduct a meta analysis to investigate the relationship between robotics and employment. Using both fixed and random effects weighted least squares regressions, I find ...

• The magnitude of base erosion and profit shifting of multinational enterprises with their business operations in New Zealand. 

  Chen, Siew Yee (2022)

  The concept of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) was first introduced by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 2013. BEPS refers to tax avoidance practices employed notably by multinational ...

• Cultural influences on strategising in a Dutch-Vietnamese shipbuilding international joint venture. 

  Nguyen, Thai Chuyen (2021)

  Despite the considerable increase in research on international joint ventures (IJVs) related to both the performance and success of strategic alliances over the last couple of decades, studies suggest that this business ...

• Empirical evidence on readability of key audit matters in NZ audit reports. 

  Tuan Besar, Syarifah Nur Sakinah (2021)

  This thesis provides empirical evidence on the readability of Key Audit Matters (KAMs) and its determinants. The analyses are based on the New Zealand publicly listed companies with its audit reports in 2017 and 2019. This ...

• Rise of technomoral virtues for artificial intelligence-based emerging technologies’ users and producers : threats to personal information privacy, the privacy paradox, trust in emerging technologies, and virtue ethics. 

  Bilal, Adil (2022)

  In terms of communication and internationalization, global openness is a defining characteristic of this era due to the revolution in advanced information and communication technologies (ICTs). While these emerging ...

• Generation Z and their managers : experiences and expectations of interactions in contemporary workplaces. 

  Jensen, Jake Thomas (2021)

  Generation Z are the latest cohort to join the workforce, presenting managers with the challenge of managing four generations simultaneously. A growing body of literature has identified the defining characteristics of Gen ...

• What factors influence Pacific Island restaurants to offer wine? 

  Mika-Zahidi, Catherine Mary (University of Canterbury, 2021)

  Although wine is generally available in restaurants in most of the world and especially in international tourist destinations, there is little available research on restaurant wine offers in tropical countries and particularly ...

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