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Monday Blog: Notes on the margins of the Dublin Economics Workshop

25 Sep 2017
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Tom Healy
Last weekend marked the 40th anniversary of the Dublin Economics Workshop. The annual event – usually held in the Autumn – is a significant one as it attracts a considerable number of professional economists: academic, sectoral, financial, civil service and freelance. The event is, also, open to...

Monday Blog: How fast is the economy really growing and does it matter for fiscal space?

15 Sep 2017
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Tom Healy
It all depends. The last annual set of national accounts were published in July by the CSO. As expected, these show a significant divergence between GDP and what the CSO now term GNI*. GNI* excludes globalisation effects that are disproportionately impacting the measurement of the size of the Irish...

Presentation slides from Joint Women’s Committee Seminar - Women in work

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Fri, Sep 15 2017
Women in work presentation to Joint Women’s Committee Seminar

Assessing the quality of jobs in Northern Ireland

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Fri, Sep 15 2017
Dr Lisa Wilson presentation slides to NIC-ICTU

Monday Blog: As the housing emergency worsens it is still time for a game changer

09 Sep 2017
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Six months ago the NERI published a working paper entitled: Ireland’s Housing Emergency: Time for a game changer . Regrettably, but not surprisingly, the depth and scale of the housing emergency has increased over the summer months. While much publicity has focussed on homelessness (as measured by...

NERI Research InBrief Public Expenditure and Investment in Northern Ireland

06 Sep 2017
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Northern Ireland along with the rest of the United Kingdom has seen substantial reductions in public expenditure since the financial crisis of 2008. The Northern Ireland Executive has seen its spending power decline through reductions in the block grant.The attempts it has made tosafeguard...

NERI Research inBrief Decent Work in Northern Ireland: The challenge of insecurity and low pay

06 Sep 2017
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Many analysts agree that the most challenging issue facing the labour market is the quality rather than the quantity of employment. The evidence presented in this Research InBrief however suggests that these headline figures have been masking a more worrying story about the changing nature and...

NERI Research InBrief Public Sector Pay in Northern Ireland Issues and Context

06 Sep 2017
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The issue of pay in the public sector in the UK has stimulated much discussion in recent months particularly with regard to the UK government policy of capping pay increases. Public sector pay in Northern Ireland has also been an issue of contention for some years, yet much of that debate has been...

Quarterly Economic Observer - Autumn 2017 - "Revenue Sufficiency and Potential Reform in the Republic of Ireland"

18 Aug 2017
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This edition of the NERI’s Quarterly Economic Observer (QEO) outlines our latest expectations for the economic outlook in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland (Section 1) and examines public finances and revenue sufficiency in the Republic of Ireland (Section 2). Economic Outlook for the...

Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and the EU Customs Union

09 Aug 2017
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The EU Customs Union was one of the first and most significant steps toward economic integration on the continent of Europe. Following the decision of voters in the United Kingdom to leave the EU, the UK government has indicated that it also intends to leave the customs union. This decision poses a...

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