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In Irish manufacturing, the foreign sector accounts for about one half of employment and some 60 per cent of gross … in Ireland. We also consider some possible adverse effects that may be associated with such strong reliance on …
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This paper presents and discusses new estimates of the manufacturing and public capital components of the Irish gross … manufacturing in the period 1951-1994, in order to examine the impact of public infrastructure on productivity in the manufacturing … sector. The results suggest a positive relationhip between the level of manufacturing output and the stock of public capital …
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The standard public finance analysis of the welfare cost of labour income taxation is based on the estimation of labour …
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This paper examines the broad features of taxation and public expenditure in Ireland. It reviews the rationale for … taxation and examines the desirable features of a tax system. …
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Child benefit is a universal payment to all households with children in Ireland. Unlike other transfers however it is …
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There are a number of factors that are generally agreed to have a role to play in the story of Ireland's recent success …
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This paper studies the effect on Anglo-Irish trade breaking the link between the Irish pound and sterling in 1979. A gravity model is used to explore this issue. No evidence is found of a structural break following the dismantling of the currency union. Nor did the resultant exchange rate...
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The paper collects the available Irish banking statistics from 1840 to 1921, and uses these to speculate about trends in living standards during the period. In particular, it estimates a velocity function for five countries using annual data from 1876 to 1913. It then uses this function to...
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This paper presents a small-open-economy model calibrated to Irish data. The model can be used for many purposes. It is applied here to the EMU debate. I comes close to replicating the employment eeffects of sterling weakness reported in the recent ESRI study.
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This paper examines the change in welfare in IReland over the 1987-1994 period by investigating whether Lorenz and …
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