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The growth of precarious work in the Republic of Ireland

18 May 2017
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Ciarán Nugent
The trend of rising non-standard employment across the developed world is by now, well established. Full-time permanent positions as a proportion of employment are in decline as part-time and fixed-term contracts are rising. The growth of ‘precarious’ work (often used as a blanket-term for low-wage...

Presentations from 5th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference - Maynooth University - 12 May, 2017

Past event
Thu, May 18 2017
Labour Market Transitions and Employment Trends Session 1A, Chair: Dr Tom Healy, NERI Dr Aedín Doris, Professor Donal O’Neill, Dr Olive Sweetman, Maynooth University Does reducing unemployment benefits during a recession reduce unemployment? Evidence from a 50% cut in unemployment assistance Dr...

Monday Blog: Are levels of social welfare payment the problem or is it something else?

13 May 2017
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Tom Healy
‘Why don’t they get a job?’ “Isn’t social welfare making people chose ‘leisure’ over ‘work’?” ‘Aren’t social payments in Ireland way above those in the UK and elsewhere?. Only a particular perspective and frame of mind among economists, politicians or commentators trigger these sorts of questions...

A time-series analysis of precarious work in the elementary professions in Ireland

04 May 2017
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infobo
In an increasingly interconnected world, labour markets are under constant pressure to adapt to the forces of globalisation and technological change. This is especially the case for small open economies such as Ireland. Across the EU, permanent full-time jobs are declining as a proportion of the...

Monday Blog: The “Land of Ireland for the People of Ireland?”

28 Apr 2017
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Tom Healy
First, there was a bonanza for land-owners in or near cities in the 1960s. Then there was the Kenny Report in 1973 (Kenny was a High Court judge who recommended pegging development land prices at 25% above agricultural land value – the recommendation has been ignored ever since). After that nothing...

Industrial Policy in Northern Ireland: A Regional Approach

24 Apr 2017
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infobo
In early 2017, the Northern Ireland Executive produced Economy 2030 an industrial strategy for Northern Ireland which seeks to focus government resources on boosting specific sectors of the economy. Whilst a sectoral focus is a welcome innovation in policy terms, the nature of the envisaged...

The productivity problem - We need to invest

21 Apr 2017
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Dr Tom McDonnell
For most economists the sources of productivity, innovation and technological progress are almost co-extensive with the central question of economics - what is the source of the wealth of nations? Unfortunately productivity growth has been on a generally downward in the advanced economies for close...

Monday Blog: Are ‘Public Private Partnerships’ the only way to boost capital spending on infrastructure?

21 Apr 2017
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Tom Healy
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) were much in vogue across Europe for many years especially prior to the Great Recession of 2008-2012. The essential idea behind PPPs is that the State commissions a private company to undertake some or all of the following: part-fund, design, build, operate and...

Monday Blog: Rebooting and rethinking manufacturing

08 Apr 2017
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Tom Healy
Time was when a patch sown on to the elbow was not a fashion statement but a timely and thrifty measure to prolong the use of a jacket or jumper. ‘Circular economy’ might be set to become the new buzzword but it is not a new idea. The discipline of economics (I much prefer the more honest descriptor...

Outlook for the Irish Economy: Trends, Projections and Storm Clouds

28 Mar 2017
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Dr Tom McDonnell
Trends In recent years Ireland’s headline national accounts have become increasingly distorted by multinational activity. Indeed the distortion is now so pronounced that it has become difficult to interpret Ireland’s economic performance and cyclical position using aggregate indicators. Even so, it...

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