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  • Understanding our Labour Market

A New Economic Model

This section provides all the resources, research, and materials related to our work on developing a comprehensive, long-term economic model for the island of Ireland.

Focused on creating an inclusive and sustainable economy, it explores key issues such as how the state is resourced, the right to collective bargaining, and strategies to prepare for future challenges like climate change and digitalisation. Here, you’ll find insights and analysis aimed at shaping an economy that drives prosperity, strengthens public services, and raises living standards for all.

  • Lightbulb
    25 Nov 2025
    Blog
    If the goal of electricity market liberalisation was to lower prices, it appears to have been a failure
    In this NERI blog, NERI economist Paul Goldrick-Kelly summarises an NERI report produced in collaboration with the Energy Services Union (ESU) examining electricity prices in Ireland over time. He finds that electricity prices here have grown significantly relative to European comparators, raising questions around Ireland’s policy approach.
    By Paul Goldrick-Kelly
  • Electricity pylons at sunset
    25 Nov 2025
    Research
    Ireland's electricity prices over time InBrief
    Electricity prices in Ireland have been more central to public debate following recent price rises. The analysis accompanying this Research InBrief...
    Research InBrief
  • Electricity pylons at sunset
    25 Nov 2025
    Research
    Ireland's electricity prices over time
    Irish electricity prices have become the focus of a great deal of analysis and comment in light of recent increases in cost and their contribution to...
    Report Series
  • calculator and money
    09 Oct 2025
    Blog
    Budget 2026 - An enterprise budget but not a wise one
    A lot has been said about Budget 2026 but it’s worth emphasising some key points. The budget is clearly expansionary and inflationary. The net...
    By Dr Tom McDonnell
  • Child reading a book
    10 Sep 2025
    Blog
    Budget 2026 – What Would a ‘Productivity’ Budget Look Like?
    Last week we discussed what is likely to be an expansionary Budget 2026. Given the strength and cyclical position of the economy an expansionary...
    By Dr Tom McDonnell
  • Kettle and fire
    04 Sep 2025
    Blog
    Budget 2026 - Don't let it boil over
    Budget 2026 seems to be a little less hyped than budgets from previous years. The public finances are in surplus. It won’t be an austerity budget. It...
    By Dr Tom McDonnell
  • Oct 17, 2025

    NERI Post Budget Analysis Seminar

    Louisa O’Brien
  • Jun 09, 2025

    13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference: Session 3 - Children, Young People & the Labour Market

    Louisa O’Brien
  • Jun 09, 2025

    13th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference - Afternoon plenary

    Louisa O’Brien
  • The Budget 2027: NERI Post Budget Analysis


    Upcoming
    Thu, Oct 8 2026, 3:30 - 4:30pm
    The Budget 2027: NERI Post Budget Analysis seminar will be presented by Ms. Susanne Rogers (Social Justice Ireland) & Mr. Michael Taft (SIPTU). It will take place on Thursday 8 October, 2026 from 15:30 - 16:30 as an online Zoom event. Seminar details: Presenters: Ms. Susanne Rogers (Social Justice...
  • Presentations & videos from the 14th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference

    Past event
    Tue, May 26 2026, 10am - 5pm
    The 14th Annual NERI Labour Market Conference in association with the South East Technological University (SETU) Waterford provided a forum for the presentation of research papers on labour market issues (North and South of Ireland & international). It was held in the Health Science Building on the...
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Monday Blog: Imagining Ireland in 2037

12 Mar 2017
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Tom Healy
What will Ireland look like on Friday 13th March 2037? Nothing like what we thought it might look like today, Monday 13th March 1997. Smartphones, the Celtic Tiger, Depression, Recovery, Trump, Brexit, gay marriage, talk of a united Ireland, an Oscars mix-up, etc. Rather, then speculate on the next...

Presentation slides to Retired Workers Committee: The economic and social contribution of older people

External event contribution
Fri, Feb 24 2017
Dr Lisa Wilson, NERI - presentation for the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, Retired Workers Seminar North/South held in ICTU Belfast office on 23rd and 24th Feburary, 2017. The presentation was on 'The economic and social contribution of oder people'.

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...

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

Past event
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

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...

Productivity and Innovation are the only things that can drive Long-run Growth

26 Jan 2017
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Dr Tom McDonnell
The world is changing and Ireland’s industrial and enterprise strategies will have to evolve if we wish to thrive in this new reality. One constructive step that the Irish government can take is to renew its focus on innovation policy with a view to building a world class National System of...

Monday Blog: Costs and benefits – in hindsight

22 Jan 2017
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Tom Healy
Posted on January 22, 2017 by Tom Healy A saying from Lady Windermere’s Fan by Oscar Wilde has sometimes been applied to economists. It runs as follows: ‘A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.’ Now, the context for the quotation is a question posed by a Cecil Graham: ‘What...

Monday Blog: Housing: no surprises

12 Jan 2017
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Tom Healy
It is now generally accepted that the Republic of Ireland has a ‘housing crisis’. Though the causes are many and interlinked it would be astonishing to deny the obvious: not enough houses have been built in recent times at the right price in the right places for the right people. Result: escalating...

Improving wellbeing: But what is it and who’s responsible? Northern Ireland’s new approach to governance

16 Dec 2016
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Dr Lisa Wilson
In Northern Ireland’s new draft Programme for Government (2016-2021) ‘wellbeing’ is embedded as the central concept on which the Executive seeks to base its new approach to governance. On the first line of the introduction to the draft document it is said that the ‘ Programme for Government is...

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