Skip to main content
  • X
  • Facebook
  • YouTube

Top header menu

  • Sign up to our mailing list
Home
  • Themes
      1. A New Economic Model
      2. Wages and Incomes
      3. Employment and Job Quality
      4. Climate and the Just Transition
      5. Taxes and the Welfare State
      6. Understanding the Labour Market
  • Our Work
      1. Research
      2. Blog
      3. The NERI videos series
      4. Learning about our economy
      5. Media
      6. Visualising our economy
  • Dashboards
      1. Broad sectors
      2. Subsectors
  • Events
      1. External event contributions
  • About
      1. Our team
      2. Our supporters
      3. Charities Governance Code
  • Contact

Topics

  • A New Economic Model
  • Wages and Incomes
  • Employment and Job Quality
  • Climate and the Just Transition
  • Taxes and the Welfare State
  • Understanding our Labour Market

Employment up, but wages ominous

13 Aug 2014
Profile picture for user Paul Mac Flynn
Paul Mac Flynn
UK Labour Market data released this morning show that the trend of rising employment and falling real wages is set to continue. At a UK-wide level, the decreases in unemployment are quite impressive, particularly for youth unemployment but figures for earnings at GB level paint a more sober picture...

The Revenue Gap

12 Aug 2014
Profile picture for user Dr Tom McDonnell
Dr Tom McDonnell
The NERI’s Quarterly Economic Facts contains a range of indicators on the public finances. One of these indicators compares government revenue as a percentage of GDP in the EU and the Republic of Ireland. Total general government revenue is largely obtained from taxes and social security...

Monday Blog: It's party time again?

08 Aug 2014
Profile picture for user Tom Healy
Tom Healy
ews of rising house prices, fewer households in negative equity, falling dole queues, rising spending in the shops and the long farewell to the Troika together with a relatively benign Irish summer, so far, have lifted the economic mood a little in the Republic of Ireland. In the North the spillover...

Monday Blog: The economics of aye or nay

01 Aug 2014
Profile picture for user Tom Healy
Tom Healy
Adam Smith, a Scottish political economist and philosopher of the 18thcentury is famous for having written The Wealth of Nations. He is less well known for having written an important work entitled The Theory of Moral Sentiment. The latter work is a very important contribution to moral and political...

Hours and Earnings in the Northern Ireland Labour Market

29 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user infobo
infobo
In the aftermath of a prolonged recession, there are tentative signs of economic recovery in Northern Ireland. The recovery in economic output has been more modest in Northern Ireland than the UK as a whole, but trends in the labour market have been more similar. Long-term and youth unemployment...

Hours and Earnings in the Northern Ireland Labour Market

29 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user Paul Mac Flynn
Paul Mac Flynn
As noted in this blog last week, there has been a significant recovery in the labour market for both Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom. However it was also noted that the pace of recovery in the labour market has not so far been reflected in economic growth. While UK economic...

Examining Unemployment Traps in the Republic of Ireland

29 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user Micheál Collins
Micheál Collins
As individuals transition from unemployment to employment they experience losses of welfare payments and entitlements, gains in earned gross income and they begin to pay income taxes and social insurance contributions on their earned income. To assess this impact it is possible to calculate a...

Pension Policy in Ireland: an Evaluation

17 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user infobo
infobo
PENSION POLICY IN IRELAND: AN EVALUATION – HOW WE MIGHT BETTER ACHIEVE ITS STATED AIMS Eamon Murphy* ABSTRACT This paper sets out to evaluate pension policy in Ireland. By ascertaining the system’s stated aims, it then appraises its performance in achieving them. The main purpose of the paper is to...

Productivity a danger for UK and NI

16 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user Paul Mac Flynn
Paul Mac Flynn
There were conflicting messages in the statistics released today on the Northern Ireland economy and labour market. On the labour market side, both measures of unemployment have fallen significantly for the three months from March to May of this year. The claimant count (literally a count of those...

Quarterly Economic Facts - Summer 2014

15 Jul 2014
Profile picture for user infobo
infobo
Recent years have seen a huge growth in the supply, range and timeliness of data from a variety of official agencies including the Central Statistics Office (CSO), the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA), Eurostat, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)...

Pagination

  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹ Previous
  • …
  • Page 108
  • Page 109
  • Page 110
  • Page 111
  • Current page 112
  • Page 113
  • Page 114
  • Page 115
  • Page 116
  • …
  • Next page Next ›
  • Last page Last »
Subscribe to

Breadcrumb

  1. Home

Subscribe to our Mailing list

  • X
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
Logo

The Nevin Economic Research Institute is a Registered Charity since the 1 August 2013 with the Charity Number - 20082130.

Privacy and Cookies

We use necessary cookies to make our site work. We also use analytics cookies without user tracking to help us improve our site.

Cookie Policy | Privacy Statement

Website design and development by Infobo.

Contact us

  •  Address: 31/32 Parnell Square, Dublin 1, Ireland
  •  Telephone: +353 1 8897722
  •  Email: [email protected]
  •  Address: 45-47 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FG
  •  Telephone: +44 28 902 46214
  •  Email: [email protected]
Copyright © 2025 Nevin Economic Research Institute. All rights reserved.

Footer

  • Contact
  • Privacy
  • Cookie policy
  • Themes
    • A New Economic Model
    • Wages and Incomes
    • Employment and Job Quality
    • Climate and the Just Transition
    • Taxes and the Welfare State
    • Understanding the Labour Market
  • Our Work
    • Research
    • Blog
    • The NERI videos series
    • Learning about our economy
    • Media
    • Visualising our economy
  • Dashboards
    • Broad sectors
    • Subsectors
  • Events
    • External event contributions
  • About
    • Our team
    • Our supporters
    • Charities Governance Code
  • Contact
Clear keys input element