Wayne Jackson

Wayne Jackson

unknown New Zealand

Wayne Jackson is an inquiring economist who raised questions about the significance of the Gross Operating Surplus as a measure of economic performance in New Zealand, advocating for greater attention to this statistic over traditional GDP figures.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Wayne Jackson inquired about the Gross Operating Surplus as a measure of economic performance. 5

Fred S Doug Steel Marilyn Waring Liam Dann
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Inside Economics: Why the Kiwi dollar is so low and why it’s a good thing; plus, an alternative to GDP?