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Market income increased by less than 1% in 2019 and is more unequally distributed in Ireland than almost any other OECD country

10 Dec 2020
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Ciarán Nugent
In today's blog, NERI economist Ciarán Nugent looks at the recent report published by the Central Statistics Office on the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) for 2019. The Central Statistics Office recently published a report and some preliminary results of the Survey on Income and Living...

The Sixth Carbon Budget – establishing a pathway for climate action Northern Ireland

04 Dec 2020
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Aoife Ní Lochlainn
In this week’s blog, NERI economic consultant, Dr Aoife Ní Lochlainn discusses the Sixth Carbon Budget and the contribution of Northern Ireland. This week sees the publication of the UK’s Committee on Climate Change (CCC) Sixth Carbon Budget under the Climate Change Act. The carbon budget will set...

Universal Basic Services - Debating UBS & the policy alternatives

02 Dec 2020
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Dr Tom McDonnell
In this NERI long-read, Dr Tom McDonnell, NERI Co-director discusses some of the main issues pertaining to the medium-term potential for expanded provision of universal basic services (UBS) in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Universal Basic Services - Debating UBS &the policy alternatives

02 Dec 2020
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Dr Tom McDonnell
While the term is overused - there can be no doubt that 2020 was an unprecedented and devastating year for the global economy. The crisis has brought radical policy innovations and shown the power of governments willing to act. Our view is that the crisis has highlighted flaws inherent in our social...

The Public-Private Sector Pay Gap in Northern Ireland

26 Nov 2020
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Paul Mac Flynn
How can we accurately compare earnings in the public and private sectors? How can we be sure that we are comparing like with like? Simple comparisons of average pay can be quite misleading, and we need to look a little deeper. The gap between mean earnings in the public and private sectors has been...

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How Unequal? The unadjusted gender pay gap in earnings in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

17 Nov 2020
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Dr Lisa Wilson
The gender pay gap is an issue of significant policy and political concern. But what is it? And how do we measure it? In broad terms the gender pay gap is a metric that tells us the difference in the earnings of males and females in the labour market and is one of the main mechanisms used to assess...

How Unequal? The unadjusted gender pay gap in earnings in Northern Ireland

How Unequal? Unadjusted gender pay gap in Northern Ireland

How Unequal? The unadjusted gender pay gap in earnings in the Republic of Ireland

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Low pay in Northern Ireland: An Update

16 Nov 2020
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Dr Lisa Wilson
At the start of this month NISRA published its Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings for April 2020. This data offers us our annual opportunity to have a look at what has been happening in the economy over the year in terms of wages and of course, in the context of this year, it offers us the first...

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