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through tariff protection and restrictions on foreign ownership, though Ireland and the UK maintained (and continue to … and deep recession in the 1950s. The genesis in the mid-1950s of Ireland's low corporation tax regime facilitated later … on exchange-rate policy and Ireland was forced to choose between irreconcilable options. The resulting difficulties can …
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Ireland, and they have raised their share of all manufacturing jobs in the country from one-third to one-half. The foreign …
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persistent promoters of EPFDI, namely, Singapore and the Republic of Ireland. Our analysis finds evidence of a more dualistic … relationship between MNEs and LEs in Ireland, as evidenced by the combination of relatively higher MNE and lower LE export ratios …
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orientation. Ireland’s low corporation tax regime,however, has its origins in the export profits tax relief (EPTR) measures …
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This paper examines how foreign plants may impact on the averages wages paid by domestic plants within a host economy. The analysis, building on Aitken, Harrison and Lipsey (1996), is based on plant level panel data for the Irish manufacturing industry during the 1990s. We find that respective...
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TWe undertake a first benchmark study of economic literacy in Ireland using a panel of 700+ adults to assess the … the economic literacy of Ireland established through our representative sample with that already established through …
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Ireland's net external liability position expanded in dramatic fashion during 2008-2010, despite relatively small net … Ireland's major role as an international financial centre, such that the "core" international balance sheet remains obscure …
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Over the period 2005-2020, the Irish agri-food sector is confronted with three major policy changes: the decoupling of the single farm payment, the elimination of the dairy quota and potential multilateral trade liberalisation as part of an agreement in the Doha Development Round. This paper...
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The rise of immigration into Ireland has been accompanied by a debate on the potential objectives of immigration policy … to their counterparts in other European economies. The data suggest that Ireland's immigrant population is remarkably …
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