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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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Republic of Ireland’s economic outlook remains challenging

10 Apr 2013
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Micheál Collins
The Nevin Economic Research Institute has published our latest Quarterly Economic Observer (Wednesday 10th April). In it we outline our latest set of projections for the Republic of Ireland economy. These suggest a period of low-growth and high-unemployment for the next three years and include: •...

QEF Indicators for Northern Ireland

06 Feb 2013
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Micheál Collins
Each quarter the NERI launches an edition of Quarterly Economic Facts. The document brings together key indicators on the economies of Ireland, north and south. In each editon we compile the indicators under a series of headings dealing with areas such as people in paid work, people out of work...

Will the IT sector reduce unemployment?

21 Jan 2013
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Rory O'Farrell
In November, the CSO re-estimated historical estimates of employment. This has caused to seasonally adjusted peak to now be place in Q1 2008 rather than in 2007. Fundamentally the picture remains the same. There has been a sectoral shift in employment with construction hit particularly badly. There...

Policy Research Paper launched in Northern Ireland

15 Jan 2013
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Paul Mac Flynn
Today the NERI published its first Policy Research Paper “Policy Options for Investment in Northern Ireland”. The paper will be officially launched at an event in Parliament Buildings in Belfast today. The paper seeks to highlight the infrastructural investment required in the Northern Ireland...

NERI Quarterly Economic Observer January 2013

09 Jan 2013
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Micheál Collins
The NERI has published our latest commentary on the economies of the island of Ireland today. In this edition of the Quarterly Economic Observer (QEO), we outline our expectations for the Republic of Ireland's economy for the next three years. Our projections are pessimistic, highlighting an ongoing...

Monday Blog: Passing of Dónal Nevin marked with respect by NERI

16 Dec 2012
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Tom Healy
The staff of the Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI) extend their sympathies to the family of the late Dr Dónal Nevin, scholar, trade unionist and socialist who gave a life of service to the common good. The Institute is named in honour of Dr Nevin. A press release has been issued by the Irish...

NERI Seminar Dublin: The Euro Crisis - Causes and Solutions

Past event
Thu, Nov 29 2012

Conference highlights Ireland’s Unemployment Crisis

13 Nov 2012
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Micheál Collins
On November 12th the NERI hosted a conference focused on Ireland's unemployment crisis. Over a series of papers the nature of the current crisis and the possible solutions to the problem were examined. The papers and presentations for the conference are now available on the NERI website. In my own...

Budget 2013 and onwards: choices and consequences

30 Oct 2012
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Micheál Collins
The Society of Saint Vincent DePaul launched their pre-Budget document entitled 'The Human Face of Austerity' on Thursday October 25th. At the launch I spoke about the choices government have as they compile Budget 2013 and reflected on some of the context and consequences of these choices for...

Austerity isn’t working: A Northern Ireland Perspective

27 Oct 2012
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Paul Mac Flynn
The International Monetary Fund recently admitted that they have, since the beginning of the crisis, grossly underestimated the damage that austerity policies have been doing to the economy. The admission was made in the latest edition of the World Economic Outlook released at their bi-annual...

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