Roger Douglas
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Sir Roger Owen Douglas is a retired New Zealand politician, economist and accountant who served as a minister in two Labour governments.
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Labour Prime Minister Norman Kirk (pictured in 1972) appointed Douglas as Postmaster-General in his Cabinet; this was Douglas's first ministerial role.
Labour leader David Lange (pictured) was an early supporter of Douglas's reforms, but became unsettled by the mounting social cost of Rogernomics.
Douglas in 1996
Douglas at Lincoln University, 2008Awards 3
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Otto Graf LambsdorffAlso won Hayek Medal
Gabor SteingartAlso won Ludwig Erhard Prize for Publications in Economics
Hans-Olaf HenkelAlso won Hayek Medal
Elisabeth Noelle-NeumannAlso won Hayek Medal
Karl SchillerAlso won Ludwig Erhard Prize for Publications in Economics
Jens WeidmannAlso won Ludwig Erhard Prize for Publications in EconomicsAbout this person
Sir Roger Owen Douglas is a retired New Zealand politician, economist and accountant who served as a minister in two Labour governments. He is most recognised for his key involvement in New Zealand's radical economic restructuring in the 1980s, when the Fourth Labour Government's economic policy became known as "Rogernomics", which implemented neoliberal economic policies.
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Politician
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Born 1937 · age 88
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