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Dr Graham C. Scott, who has been appointed to the advisory group in the Prime Minister’s Department. Dr Scott has been working in Auckland as a consulting economist, under contract to the Government and also working for private clients, on problems in the areas of project evaluation, transport, wages policy, energy, and regional planning. He was a consultant to the Rolleston Planning Group, and a member of the research group that recently published “Energy Scenarios for New Zealand.”

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Press, 25 May 1977, Page 23

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Dr Graham C. Scott, who has been appointed to the advisory group in the Prime Minister’s Department. Dr Scott has been working in Auckland as a consulting economist, under contract to the Government and also working for private clients, on problems in the areas of project evaluation, transport, wages policy, energy, and regional planning. He was a consultant to the Rolleston Planning Group, and a member of the research group that recently published “Energy Scenarios for New Zealand.” Press, 25 May 1977, Page 23

Dr Graham C. Scott, who has been appointed to the advisory group in the Prime Minister’s Department. Dr Scott has been working in Auckland as a consulting economist, under contract to the Government and also working for private clients, on problems in the areas of project evaluation, transport, wages policy, energy, and regional planning. He was a consultant to the Rolleston Planning Group, and a member of the research group that recently published “Energy Scenarios for New Zealand.” Press, 25 May 1977, Page 23

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