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Patterns and Trends in Standard and Non-standard employment in Northern Ireland

20 Jun 2017
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Despite international evidence of a marked shift in the structure of employment away from standard employment arrangements toward non-standard employment arrangements remarkably little is known about the composition of employment in the Northern Ireland labour market. In this respect, what we do not...

A long-term assessment of Irish house price affordability

19 Jun 2017
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The issue of housing affordability has become a more pronounced part of the public discourse in the past decade or so. This reflects a number of issues, including higher house and rent prices, changing household formation patterns, stricter credit lending regulations and a misalignment between...

Monday Blog: The Living Wage in the Republic of Ireland

16 Jun 2017
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Tom Healy
I was recently talking with an economist from Austria about the Living Wage. He did not readily understand the term as, in many European countries, the notion of a living wage gives way to one or both things: (1) collective bargaining which sets wages pretty much for all workers in all sectors, and...

Monday Blog: Life is based on many assumptions (until they prove false)

09 Jun 2017
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Tom Healy
Economists are no more equipped than others to predict the future. That’s because economies are embedded in societies, institutions and human relationships. These work to confound the simplest assumptions and most refined of econometrical modelling. While few could believe what was plainly emerging...

NERI Seminar Dublin: The Spirit level revisited: importance of relative income position for well-being

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Wed, Mar 15 2017
Slides from NERI Seminar on ‘The Spirit level revisited: importance of relative income position for well-being’ , presentation by Dr Lisa Wilson, Economist, NERI on 15th March, 2017.

NERI Seminar Dublin: A long-term assessment of Irish house price affordability

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Fri, Jun 9 2017
Slides from NERI Seminar on a long-term assessment of Irish house price affordability, presentation by Dara Turnbull, Economist, AIB on 7th June, 2017.

NERI Research inBrief In what ways do people work? Comparing employment arrangements in Northern Ireland with Great Britain

07 Jun 2017
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Over the last decade or so the Northern Irish labour market has seen an overall decline in the traditional ‘standard’ of regular, full-time, permanent employment, and a rise in non-standard employment (Wilson, 2017).This phenomenon however is not peculiar to Northern Ireland, with a growing body of...

Monday Blog: Housing for homes - a classic case of market failure

02 Jun 2017
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‘What is the concept of market failure and give an example’ was once asked in a school examination of economics. Here is a tip if you are studying economics, yourself: take housing in Ireland as an example. It ticks lots of boxes: A chronic under-supply of housing at current cost, credit, demand and...

Intergenerational Inequality in Ireland

29 May 2017
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Ciarán Nugent
A Eurobarometer poll of 16-30 year olds in 2016 found that 68% of Irish respondents felt excluded from economic and social life by the crisis compared to 57% in the EU as a whole and 27% in Germany. Although in some corners these concerns are likely to be dismissed as the whining of a spoilt...

Monday Blog: Labour Market research on the island of Ireland

22 May 2017
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Tom Healy
The fifth all-Ireland inter-disciplinary annual Labour Market conference took place in NUI Maynooth on 12th May. The biggest such conference yet, it drew participation from trade unionists, researchers and policy analysts from across the island. An overview of the 32 presentations at the conference...

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