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Monday Blog: Housing statistics - some challenges

18 Feb 2017
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Tom Healy
A famous 19th century Irish mathematician and engineer, Lord Kelvin, famously once said: “ I often say that when you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge...

Wages, Labour costs and Living Standards

10 Feb 2017
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Ireland has one of the highest median hourly earnings in the EU. However, this indicator needs to be set in context with reference to labour costs faced by employers and living standards experienced by workers. Compulsory social contributions of employers are low in Ireland in an EU context. When...

Monday Blog: The Irish economic model assessed (#1)

10 Feb 2017
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Tom Healy
On this site I have made references on many occasions to the unique ‘Irish economic model’. By ‘Irish economic model’ I mean those features of an economic and social model that place the Republic of Ireland in a somewhat unique place internationally. In this week’s Monday Blog, I focus on some...

NERI Seminar Dublin: Investment and the Fiscal Rules

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Thu, Feb 9 2017
Slides from NERI Seminar on Investment and the Fiscal Rules presented by Eddie Casey, Chief Economist & Head of Secretariat, Irish Fiscal Advisory Council on 8th February, 2017.

NERI Seminar Dublin: Innovative Competence, How does ROI fare & does it matter?

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Wed, Jan 25 2017
Slides from NERI Seminar on Innovative Competence, How does the Republic of Ireland fare and does it matter? presented by Dr Tom McDonnell, NERI on 25 January, 2017

Northern Ireland’s draft Programme for Government revealed all of the signs of a power-sharing government on the brink of collapse

06 Feb 2017
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Dr Lisa Wilson
In the months leading up to Martin McGuinness’s resignation as Deputy First Minister and refusal to immediately nominate a replacement calling to a halt power-sharing in Northern Ireland, and the triggering of Assembly elections there was growing skepticism and concern as to why it was taking so...

Monday Blog: Economics: institutions, borders, norms and sentiments do matter

03 Feb 2017
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Tom Healy
There are only five ways to avoid a further hardening of the border on the island of Ireland: The United Kingdom does not leave the EU – after all. A united Ireland within the UK and outside the EU is agreed. A united Ireland outside the UK and within the EU is agreed. The EU breaks up and/or there...

Innovation inBrief

01 Feb 2017
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The Republic of Ireland’s industrial and enterprise strategies will have to evolve in the future to adjust to changing political, economic and technological realities. One constructive step that the Irish government can take to future proof its economy is to renew its focus on innovation policy with...

Innovation Inputs, How does the Republic of Ireland Compare?

01 Feb 2017
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Dr Tom McDonnell
The Republic of Ireland’s industrial and enterprise strategies will have to evolve in the future to adjust to changing political, economic and technological realities. One constructive step that the Irish government can take to future proof its economy is to renew its focus on innovation policy with...

Monday Blog: Are special purpose vehicles a good idea?

27 Jan 2017
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Tom Healy
Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is a general technical term that covers a multitude. It refers to a wide variety of arrangements whereby a financial entity is established for a ‘special purpose’ as the title suggests. The National Asset Management Agency is a type of SPV set up to buy distressed...

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