Wellington.
When think tanks launch their reports, reactions are typically divided. Fair enough: our goal is to present innovative analysis and recommendations and trigger debates. So it was a bit concerning for us when the New Zealand Initiative’s latest report World Class Education? was welcomed by both the National government and the Labour opposition.
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Oliver Hartwich is executive director of the New Zealand Initiative, a think tank supported by chief executives of New Zealand’s leading businesses (www.nzinitiative.org.nz).
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