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Dr. Eric Crampton serves as Chief Economist with the New Zealand Initiative, applying an economist's lens to a broad range of policy areas including devolution, housing policy, student loans, and environmental policy. He also holds an adjunct position at the University of Canterbury as an Adjunct Senior Fellow in Economics.
His research interests span multiple domains of economic policy:
- Economic policy analysis with focus on monetary and fiscal policy
- Housing and land markets, particularly indigenous land development
- Devolution and self-governance models, especially examining Canadian First Nations
- Competition policy and market regulation
- Environmental economics and policy
Dr. Crampton's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on devolution and indigenous economic development, particularly drawing lessons from Canadian First Nations experiences. His work also frequently addresses monetary policy challenges, inflation control, and the interplay between fiscal and monetary policy in economic stabilization.
His notable contributions include:
- Service on Minister Twyford's Urban Land Markets Research Group
- Membership in Minister Bishop's Housing Economic Advisory Group
- Regular columns in Stuff and Newsroom
- Commentary across major media outlets on economic and policy matters
Dr. Crampton is an active public intellectual, frequently engaging with media and policymakers on contemporary economic issues. His Twitter presence (@ericcrampton) further extends his reach in policy discussions.
