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- 29/6/2013: Nama valuations update to May 2013
- 29/6/2013: Irish Residential Property Prices: May ...
- 29/6/2013: Research Funding Does Not Seem to Match...
- 29/6/2013: WLASze Part 2: Weekend Links on Arts, S...
- 29/6/2013: Banks-Sovereign Contagion: It's Getting...
- 28/6/2013: Expenditure Components of GDP: Q1 2013
- 28/6/2013: Exports-led recovery: Q1 2013
- 28/6/2013: Underlying dynamics in Irish GDP & GNP:...
- 27/6/2013: Quadru-Sextu-ple-dip Recession in Irela...
- 25/6/2013: ECR Latest scores
- 26/6/2013: SVT was the only form of property tax p...
- 25/6/2013: IMHO Open Letter to Minister Noonan
- 25/6/2013: Planning Permissions in Ireland: Q1 2013
- 25/6/2013: What the hell is going on in the markets?
- 24/6/2013: The Great (Credit) Wall of China
- 24/6/2013: Anglo 2008 Annual Report is out. Call y...
- 24/6/2013: Ifo Business Climate Survey for Germany...
- 23/6/2013: Sindo & Indo: "'Bondholders are f***ing...
- 23/6/2013: On Dealing with Mortgages Arrears: Adve...
- 22/6/2013: Weekend Reading Links: Part 3 of 3
- 22/6/2013: Weekend Reading Links: Part 2 of 3
- 21/6/2013: Weekend Reading Links: Part 1
- 21/6/2013: Irish Mortgages Arrears Q1 2013
- 21/6/2013: Most Important Charts in the World, Jun...
- 21/6/2013: Dukascopy TV interview
- 21/6/2013: McKinsey Economic conditions Survey for...
- 21/6/2013: Europe's Capacity Deficit Illustrated
- 20/6/2013: Real Price of Gold (and fiat currency b...
- 20/6/2013: Heroes of our times and earnings...
- 20/6/2013: China Volcano Blowing Up at Last?
- 20/6/2013: Some facts about income inequality in I...
- 20/6/2013: FTT: Extra-territoriality and Stamp Dut...
- 20/6/2013: Stalled Irish Banks Reforms: Sunday Tim...
- 19/6/2013: European Federalism and EMU Experience
- 18/7/2013: QE or Not-QE... spot the difference?
- 18/6/2013: The Size of the Eurotanic's Bad Assets ...
- 17/6/2013: Deutsche, AIB and Cypriot Banks: 3 links
- 17/6/2013: On Debt of the Nations & Euro Crisis: 2...
- 17/6/2013: ESM Rules Book Draft
- 17/6/2013: Latvia's Mistake
- 16/6/2013: De ATMs, De Sacred ATMs... Co-Op Bank H...
- 16/6/2013: A Minister in Northern Ireland is Fond ...
- 16/6/2013: NPRF, Stimulus & Futility of Policy: Su...
- 16/6/2013: Euromoney Country Risk Scores Update
- 15/6/2013: Weekend reading links: Part 2
- 15/6/2013: Irish Health Pricing Policy: Stupid, Sh...
- 14/6/2013: Weekend reading links: Part 1
- 14/6/2013: EU's FTT: One Tax, Multiple Problems
- 14/6/2013: Detroit suspends payments on unsecured ...
- 14/6/2013: G8 Summit: pure laughs
- 14/6/2013: Scary table of the week: Irish Property...
- 13/6/2013: Irish Construction Sector Activity Post...
- 13/6/2013: Boom-time in German Building Industry?
- 12/6/2013: Statement, Questions, Facts
- 12/6/2013: Bond Markets: Is Canary Kicking the Buc...
- 11/6/2013: Irish Services Index: April 2013
- 10/6/2013: Fitch on Irish Banks
- 10/6/2013: Corporate Tax Haven Ireland Weekly Link...
- 10/6/2013: Italian GDP for Q1 2013
- 10/6/2013: Did UK Taxpayers 'Rescue' Ireland?..
- 8/6/2013: Shortages of Safe Assets & Banks Recaps ...
- 8/6/2013: Euromoney Credit Risk summary for Ireland
- 7/6/2013: Weekend Reading Links: Part 2
- 7/6/2013: Weekend Reading Links Part 1
- 7/6/2013: Goodish news on capital investment in Ir...
- 7/6/2013: Government 'scorecard' on unemployment: ...
- 7/6/2013: Live Register May 2013: Headline Trends
- 6/6/2013: Detroit is about to go bankrupt... diffe...
- 6/6/2013: Can Ballyfermot area unemployment be run...
- 6/6/2013: Irish School of Growthology: Sunday Time...
- 6/6/2013: US House Prices: Trouble Brewing for Mon...
- 6/6/2013: Domestic Economy v MNCs: Sunday Times 26...
- 5/6/2013: The economics of Lost Generations: Sunda...
- 5/6/2013: More bad news for the future of IMF's EU...
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