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| Registration | Bride's Given Name(s) | Bride's Family Name | Groom's Given Name(s) | Groom's Family Name | |
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| 1949/13095 | Frances Jane Gertrude | Banner | Joseph Matthew | Nolan | Order Product |
| 1926/7103 | Annie Josephine | McGrath | Matthew | Nolan | Order Product |
| 1920/9525 | Annie Catherine | Mulvaney | Matthew | Nolan | Order Product |
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68566 World War II, 1939-1945 Single/WWII Single/WWII Miss E. Nolan, c/o Mrs. Abbott, 15 Orakei Rd., Remuera, Auckland (s) Miss E. Nolan, Taihutu Rd., Manaia R.D. (s) Hawera/Taranaki/New Zealand Hawera/Taranaki/New Zealand Farmer/Civilian Farmer/Civilian 36 Infantry Battalion, B Company N Force Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force 36th (Mixed) Battalion 36th (Mixed) Battalion Private Private War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalFind A Grave (NZ cemeteries)
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| Tax, transfers, and income inequality in New Zealand during 1988-2013 | This dissertation investigates the role tax and transfer policy changes played in the evolution of New Zealand disposable income inequality between 1988 and 2013. Across five papers, the key changes in tax and transfer policies are identified, the labour supply response of individuals to the changes are estimated, and the impact of these changes on the income distribution is quantified. Overall, nearly 40% of the increase in income inequality during this period is attributable to changes in the tax-transfer system. The tax and transfer payment changes investigated in this dissertation cover the gradual flattening of the tax scale over the 1980/90s, the reduction in benefit payments following the 1991 Mother of All Budgets, the introduction of Working for Families in 2005, and the erosion of transfer payments relative to the average wage throughout the period. Given these changes, the efficacy of the tax transfer system for meeting vertical and horizontal equity goals is evaluated using data from the Household Economic Survey (HES). The redistributive effect of tax-transfer policy fell from 22.6 Gini points to 18.2 Gini points between 1988/91 and 2011/13, with a corresponding decline in the amount of vertical equity in the tax-transfer system. Between the same periods the degree of horizontal inequity rose,although this was predominantly the result of greater targeting in the tax-transfer system. The adjustment in the structure of the tax-transfer system not only leads to a change in tax liabilities and transfer payments, but also generates a behavioural change by individuals with regards to the number of hours they would be willing to work. Preference parameter estimates over hours of work and income are generated for individuals in the sample, with imputed wages estimated for those who are out of work. A tax-transfer microsimulation model, that utilises wage and preference parameter estimates, is then used to construct counterfactual scenarios where the tax-transfer system of a given year is applied to the population of other years. For example, the tax-transfer system of 1988-1991 is applied to the population in 2010-2013 in order to create a scenario representing what the disposable income distribution in 2010-2013 would look like with the 1988-1991 tax-transfer system. Estimates from this process suggest that nearly 40% of the increase in disposable income inequality between the 1988/91 and 2010/13 periods was due to the change in payments and labour supply behaviour associated with tax-transfer policy adjustments. Other potential drivers of income inequality change were investigated by reweighting the HES data of one period to more closely represent the population of another period. Although shifts in the share of individuals in part time work also generated an increase in income inequality, the lift in higher educational attainment over this period is estimated to have reduced income inequality more sharply (by nearly 22%). The shift in the age distribution towards prime-aged work was not associated with any change in the aggregate income inequality measure. | Nolan, Matthew | FigShare / FigShare |
| Intra-Labour Strategic Commitment | This thesis explores a strategic investment motive for the choice of skilled labour (management). Using the case study of department store competition, we argue that management is an observable and irreversible input. This allows firms to use it to obtain a first-mover advantage in oligopolistic interactions. We find that, given complementarities of labour inputs, firms will hire excess management relative to the cost-minimising input bundle. This idea is first illustrated with a simple two-stage example. We then show that over-management also holds in a more realistic setting with infinitely-lived firms facing finite adjustment costs. | Nolan, Matthew | Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington |
| Tax, transfers, and income inequality in New Zealand during 1988-2013 | This dissertation investigates the role tax and transfer policy changes played in the evolution of New Zealand disposable income inequality between 1988 and 2013. Across five papers, the key changes in tax and transfer policies are identified, the labour supply response of individuals to the changes are estimated, and the impact of these changes on the income distribution is quantified. Overall, nearly 40% of the increase in income inequality during this period is attributable to changes in the tax-transfer system. The tax and transfer payment changes investigated in this dissertation cover the gradual flattening of the tax scale over the 1980/90s, the reduction in benefit payments following the 1991 Mother of All Budgets, the introduction of Working for Families in 2005, and the erosion of transfer payments relative to the average wage throughout the period. Given these changes, the efficacy of the tax transfer system for meeting vertical and horizontal equity goals is evaluated using data from the Household Economic Survey (HES). The redistributive effect of tax-transfer policy fell from 22.6 Gini points to 18.2 Gini points between 1988/91 and 2011/13, with a corresponding decline in the amount of vertical equity in the tax-transfer system. Between the same periods the degree of horizontal inequity rose,although this was predominantly the result of greater targeting in the tax-transfer system. The adjustment in the structure of the tax-transfer system not only leads to a change in tax liabilities and transfer payments, but also generates a behavioural change by individuals with regards to the number of hours they would be willing to work. Preference parameter estimates over hours of work and income are generated for individuals in the sample, with imputed wages estimated for those who are out of work. A tax-transfer microsimulation model, that utilises wage and preference parameter estimates, is then used to construct counterfactual scenarios where the tax-transfer system of a given year is applied to the population of other years. For example, the tax-transfer system of 1988-1991 is applied to the population in 2010-2013 in order to create a scenario representing what the disposable income distribution in 2010-2013 would look like with the 1988-1991 tax-transfer system. Estimates from this process suggest that nearly 40% of the increase in disposable income inequality between the 1988/91 and 2010/13 periods was due to the change in payments and labour supply behaviour associated with tax-transfer policy adjustments. Other potential drivers of income inequality change were investigated by reweighting the HES data of one period to more closely represent the population of another period. Although shifts in the share of individuals in part time work also generated an increase in income inequality, the lift in higher educational attainment over this period is estimated to have reduced income inequality more sharply (by nearly 22%). The shift in the age distribution towards prime-aged work was not associated with any change in the aggregate income inequality measure. | Nolan, Matthew | Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington |
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Tax, transfers, and income inequality in New Zealand during 1988-2013
This dissertation investigates the role tax and transfer policy changes played in the evolution of New Zealand disposable income inequality between 1988 and 2013. Across five papers, the key changes in tax and transfer policies are identified, the labour supply response of individuals to the changes are estimated, and the impact of these changes on the income distribution is quantified. Overall, nearly 40% of the increase in income inequality during this period is attributable to changes in the tax-transfer system. The tax and transfer payment changes investigated in this dissertation cover the gradual flattening of the tax scale over the 1980/90s, the reduction in benefit payments following the 1991 Mother of All Budgets, the introduction of Working for Families in 2005, and the erosion of transfer payments relative to the average wage throughout the period. Given these changes, the efficacy of the tax transfer system for meeting vertical and horizontal equity goals is evaluated using data from the Household Economic Survey (HES). The redistributive effect of tax-transfer policy fell from 22.6 Gini points to 18.2 Gini points between 1988/91 and 2011/13, with a corresponding decline in the amount of vertical equity in the tax-transfer system. Between the same periods the degree of horizontal inequity rose,although this was predominantly the result of greater targeting in the tax-transfer system. The adjustment in the structure of the tax-transfer system not only leads to a change in tax liabilities and transfer payments, but also generates a behavioural change by individuals with regards to the number of hours they would be willing to work. Preference parameter estimates over hours of work and income are generated for individuals in the sample, with imputed wages estimated for those who are out of work. A tax-transfer microsimulation model, that utilises wage and preference parameter estimates, is then used to construct counterfactual scenarios where the tax-transfer system of a given year is applied to the population of other years. For example, the tax-transfer system of 1988-1991 is applied to the population in 2010-2013 in order to create a scenario representing what the disposable income distribution in 2010-2013 would look like with the 1988-1991 tax-transfer system. Estimates from this process suggest that nearly 40% of the increase in disposable income inequality between the 1988/91 and 2010/13 periods was due to the change in payments and labour supply behaviour associated with tax-transfer policy adjustments. Other potential drivers of income inequality change were investigated by reweighting the HES data of one period to more closely represent the population of another period. Although shifts in the share of individuals in part time work also generated an increase in income inequality, the lift in higher educational attainment over this period is estimated to have reduced income inequality more sharply (by nearly 22%). The shift in the age distribution towards prime-aged work was not associated with any change in the aggregate income inequality measure.
Nolan, Matthew
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Intra-Labour Strategic Commitment
This thesis explores a strategic investment motive for the choice of skilled labour (management). Using the case study of department store competition, we argue that management is an observable and irreversible input. This allows firms to use it to obtain a first-mover advantage in oligopolistic interactions. We find that, given complementarities of labour inputs, firms will hire excess management relative to the cost-minimising input bundle. This idea is first illustrated with a simple two-stage example. We then show that over-management also holds in a more realistic setting with infinitely-lived firms facing finite adjustment costs.
Nolan, Matthew
Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington
Tax, transfers, and income inequality in New Zealand during 1988-2013
This dissertation investigates the role tax and transfer policy changes played in the evolution of New Zealand disposable income inequality between 1988 and 2013. Across five papers, the key changes in tax and transfer policies are identified, the labour supply response of individuals to the changes are estimated, and the impact of these changes on the income distribution is quantified. Overall, nearly 40% of the increase in income inequality during this period is attributable to changes in the tax-transfer system. The tax and transfer payment changes investigated in this dissertation cover the gradual flattening of the tax scale over the 1980/90s, the reduction in benefit payments following the 1991 Mother of All Budgets, the introduction of Working for Families in 2005, and the erosion of transfer payments relative to the average wage throughout the period. Given these changes, the efficacy of the tax transfer system for meeting vertical and horizontal equity goals is evaluated using data from the Household Economic Survey (HES). The redistributive effect of tax-transfer policy fell from 22.6 Gini points to 18.2 Gini points between 1988/91 and 2011/13, with a corresponding decline in the amount of vertical equity in the tax-transfer system. Between the same periods the degree of horizontal inequity rose,although this was predominantly the result of greater targeting in the tax-transfer system. The adjustment in the structure of the tax-transfer system not only leads to a change in tax liabilities and transfer payments, but also generates a behavioural change by individuals with regards to the number of hours they would be willing to work. Preference parameter estimates over hours of work and income are generated for individuals in the sample, with imputed wages estimated for those who are out of work. A tax-transfer microsimulation model, that utilises wage and preference parameter estimates, is then used to construct counterfactual scenarios where the tax-transfer system of a given year is applied to the population of other years. For example, the tax-transfer system of 1988-1991 is applied to the population in 2010-2013 in order to create a scenario representing what the disposable income distribution in 2010-2013 would look like with the 1988-1991 tax-transfer system. Estimates from this process suggest that nearly 40% of the increase in disposable income inequality between the 1988/91 and 2010/13 periods was due to the change in payments and labour supply behaviour associated with tax-transfer policy adjustments. Other potential drivers of income inequality change were investigated by reweighting the HES data of one period to more closely represent the population of another period. Although shifts in the share of individuals in part time work also generated an increase in income inequality, the lift in higher educational attainment over this period is estimated to have reduced income inequality more sharply (by nearly 22%). The shift in the age distribution towards prime-aged work was not associated with any change in the aggregate income inequality measure.
Nolan, Matthew
Open Access Victoria University of Wellington / Victoria University of Wellington
Minister confident house building sector picking up
Housing Minister Nick Smith says it is misleading to read too much into the fall in housing consents in June.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
Building consents ease in June
The number of consents for new houses eased in June. Official figures show permits issued for houses and apartments fell by a seasonally adjusted 4% to just under 500 in June compared with the previous month.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
House sales remain strong - REINZ
The Real Estate Institute says the number of houses sold last month were at their highest for an April month in six years.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
New emergency management legislation delayed after bill pulled by Government
The bill was introduced by the previous government in June last year.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
National emergency response facing 26 separate inquiries: What have we learned
The country's emergency response is besieged by inquiries, despite years of reviews and efforts to make laws that deliver.
Radio New Zealand / Radio New Zealand
Kura Heritage Collections (Auckland)
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| Title | Date | Record type |
| Nolan, Matthew Stephen | Index Cards | |
| Nolan, Matthew, d.1919 | 1919 | Cemetery Records |
| Nolan, Sarah, d.1904; Nolan, Matthew | Cemetery Records | |
| Nolan, Matthew | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Nolan | 1919-10-05 | Cemetery Records |
| Nolan, Matthew | 1881-10 | 1881 Electoral Rolls |
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Department of Internal Affairs, Head Office > Central filing system
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| From: Matthew Nolan, Secretary, Okura Racing Club, Westland Date: 7 March 1911 Subject: Requesting form of application for permit to conduct race meeting | 1911 | Wellington | Open |
Transport Accident Investigation Commission > Civil air accident photographs and transparencies
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| ZK-HOI, (Hughes 269C), near Arawata River, Martin Matthew Nolan, 18/06/87 [Photographs] | 1987 | Wellington | Restricted |
ZK-HOI, (Hughes 269C), near Arawata River, Martin Matthew Nolan, 18/06/87 [Photographs]
1987
Wellington
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Transport Accident Investigation Commission > Civil air accident files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| ZK-HOI, (Hughes 269C), near Arawata River, Martin Matthew Nolan, 18/06/87 | 1987 ‑ 1988 | Wellington | Restricted |
ZK-HOI, (Hughes 269C), near Arawata River, Martin Matthew Nolan, 18/06/87
1987 ‑ 1988
Wellington
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Christchurch High Court > Christchurch Probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NOLAN Matthew - Christchurch - Retired Labourer | 1972 | Christchurch | Open |
Legislative Department > Women's Suffrage Petition 1892 [Digitised Sheets]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Digitised 1892 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 403 - Region: Auckland [Digital Copy] | 1892 | Digital | Open |
Alexandra District Court > St Bathans Business Sheets, Applications, Warden's Plaints and Informations
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| List of cases for hearing at Resident Magistrate's and Warden's Courts - 19 November 1889 | 1889 | Dunedin | Open |
| Business Sheet - 19 November 1889 | 1889 | Dunedin | Open |
New Plymouth High Court > New Plymouth probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NOLAN Matthew Gerald Holohan | 1981 | Wellington | Open |
New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives > Military Personnel Files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NOLAN, Matthew - WW1 29970 - Army | 1914 ‑ 1918 | Wellington | Open |
Ministry of Justice, Head Office > Coroners inquest files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Martin Matthew Nolan | 1987 | Wellington | Restricted |
Our Stuff - Denise & Peter's NZ history site
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| Matthew NOLAN | NOLAN, Matthew James: On 16 July 2019, aged 49 years. Son of the late Rona and James Nolan; brother and uncle of Claire; Dorothy, Ross and Islay; Jen and Violet. In lieu of flowers, donations to Te Omanga Hospice would be appreciated. Special thanks to the wonderful staff at Te Omanga... | from Jul. 18 to Jul. 19, 2019 |
NZ Genealogy Research Made Easy
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Upper Hutt City Libraries Heritage Collections
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NZ Births
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| Registration | Family Name | Given Name(s) | Mother's Given Name(s) | Father's Given Name(s) | Still Birth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1886/18536 | Nolan | Joseph Matthew | Mary | Thomas | - | Order Product |
| 1912/28288 | Nolan | Matthew Gerald Holohan | Bridget Agnes | Charles Holohan | - | Order Product |
| 1874/15888 | Nolan | Matthew | Sarah | Matthew | - | Order Product |
NZ Deaths
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| Registration | Family Name | Given Name(s) | Born (approx.) | Age at Death (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1956/20905 | Nolan | Joseph Matthew | 1887 | 69Y | Order Product |
| 1919/11286 | Nolan | Matthew | 1833 | 86Y | Order Product |
| 1883/951 | Nolan | Matthew Stephen | 1874 | 9Y | Order Product |
| 1972/28249 | Nolan | Matthew | 26 September 1886 🔍NZ | 85 years | Order Product |
Tinui History
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Masterton Anglican History
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NZ War Graves
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Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)
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NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)
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| NOLAN, Matthew 🔍 | 1972 | NZ Probates |
| NOLAN, Matthew 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| NOLAN, Matthew Gerald 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
Tasman Heritage
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West Coast NZ History
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Canterbury Museum Collections - People
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Lower Hutt MyRecollect
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Wellington City Council Archives
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Nominal rolls: Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Matthew Nolan 🔍 ASHEmbarkation nominal rolls of Army troops who served overseas in WWII. They are not exhaustive and generally do not include Navy and Air Force servicemembers.
Source: Auckland Museum / CC BY 4.0
| Name | Army No. | Vol. | Rank | Unit | Single? | Enlisted at | Occupation | Last NZ Address | Next of Kin |
| 🌳 Matthew Gerald Nolan | 68566 | 7 | Private | 36th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Hawera | Farmer | Albert St., Hawera | Miss E. Nolan, c/o Mrs. Abbott, 15 Orakei Rd., Remuera, Auckland (s) |
| 🌳 Matthew Gerald Nolan† | 68566 | 9 | Private | 36th (Mixed) Battalion | Single | Hawera | Farmer | Albert St., Hawera | Miss E. Nolan, Taihutu Rd., Manaia R.D. (s) |
🌳 Matthew Gerald Nolan
68566
7
Private
36th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Hawera
Farmer
Albert St., Hawera
Miss E. Nolan, c/o Mrs. Abbott, 15 Orakei Rd., Remuera, Auckland (s)
🌳 Matthew Gerald Nolan†
68566
9
Private
36th (Mixed) Battalion
Single
Hawera
Farmer
Albert St., Hawera
Miss E. Nolan, Taihutu Rd., Manaia R.D. (s)
Puke Ariki Collections - People
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Hocken Digital Collections
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Masterton Library Wairarapa Archive
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Discover EverAfter (NZ Cemeteries)
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