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The economic success story of the 1990s has been Ireland, with GDP per capita nearly doubling over the decade. In this article Pierre Fortin from the Université du Québec à Montréal and the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research provides a detailed examination of the factors behind the...
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In this paper, we implement a new measure, the rental equivalence approach, in estimating the cost of Irish housing for the purposes of the consumer price index (CPI). The cost of housing composes both the cost of owner occupier housing (OOH) as well as the cost of renting. This work, which is...
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In Ireland the link between real disequilibrium (such as the unemployment gap) and inflation (either price or wage) is … blurred by external factors, operating through traded goods price inflation. Attempts to extract information about the … unobservable NAIRU from aggregate inflation measures, such as the HICP or wages inflation, are likely to be swamped by these …
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This paper provides a single welfare measure to show the effects of consumer price changes upon households in Ireland between 1999 and 2010. This measure combines an efficiency component using a Linear Expenditure System (LES) and an equity component using the Atkinson Social Welfare Function....
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of households in response to price changes in most years. -- price ; inflation ; equivalent income ; welfare ; linear …
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Ireland and Switzerland both had rising inflation during the early 1970s, but their experiences diverged thereafter, so … that they form a rare example of two countries whose inflation rates are poorly correlated with one another over the Great … Inflation period. In addition, each of the two countries' records is anomalous in important respects relative to other economies …
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