Showing posts with label Domestic demand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domestic demand. Show all posts
Saturday, December 12, 2015

12/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Post 6: Measuring Recovery

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In previous posts, I have covered: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Sectoral Growth results   Year-on-year growth rates in GDP and GNP in ...

12/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Post 5: External Trade

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In the first post of the series, I covered Irish National Accounts 3Q: Sectoral Growth results . The second post covered year-on-year grow...
Friday, December 11, 2015

11/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Post 4: Domestic Demand

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In the previous posts of the series, I covered Irish National Accounts 3Q: Sectoral Growth results ;   year-on-year growth rates in GDP an...
Saturday, September 12, 2015

11/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: Recovery on pre-crisis peak

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In the first post of the series covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth . The second post consider...
Thursday, September 10, 2015

10/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: External Trade

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In the first post of the series covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth , using GDP at Factor Cost ...

10/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: Domestic Demand

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In the first post of the series covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth , using GDP at Factor Cost...
Saturday, August 1, 2015

1/8/15: Irish 1Q 2015 Growth: Recovery on Pre-Crisis Peak

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In previous posts, I have looked at: Sectoral growth contributions for 1Q 2015; Trends in annual (y/y) growth rates in GDP and GNP; ...

1/8/15: Irish 1Q 2015 Growth: The Real Economy Side

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Having previously looked at Sectoral growth contributions for 1Q 2015   Trends in annual (y/y) growth rates in GDP and GNP , and Quar...
Sunday, May 24, 2015

24/5/15: Markets, Patterns and Catalysts: Irish Growth Story

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Some of my slides from last week's presentation at the All-Ireland Business Summit, covering three key themes: The Current State of ...
Thursday, April 23, 2015

23/4/15: Why is Investment Weak?

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Despite all the QE and accommodative monetary policies, despite all the state funding directed toward new lending supports, and despite un...
Wednesday, March 25, 2015

25/3/15: IMF on Ireland: Risk Assessment and Growth Outlook 2015-2016

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In the previous post covering IMF latest research on Ireland, I looked at the IMF point of view relating to the distortions to our Nationa...
Thursday, December 11, 2014

11/12/2014: QNA Q3 2014: Domestic Demand - Roasted Chicken vs Flying Phoenix

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Here is the second post on QNA detailed analysis, covering sectoral distribution of activity in Q3 2014. My post on the top level resul...
Friday, July 4, 2014

4/7/2014: Q1 2014: Domestic Demand dynamics

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In the previous posts I covered the revisions to our GDP and GNP  introduced by the CSO, top-level GDP and GNP growth dynamics , and secto...
Wednesday, June 18, 2014

18/6/2014: IMF's Growth Forecasts for Ireland: Consistently More Bearish

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This the fifth and last post on IMF's assessment of Irish economy released today. In previous posts, I covered IMF's assessm...

18/6/2014: IMF on Irish Economic Growth: Sunshine is Still Awaiting the Future

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Per IMF: "Growth is expected to firm to about 2.5  percent from 2015, with a gradual rotation to domestic demand despite little suppo...
Thursday, April 3, 2014

3/4/3014: In the eye of a growth hurricane? Irish National Accounts 2013

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This is an unedited version of my Sunday Times article from March 23, 2014 Russian-Ukrainian writer, Nikolai Gogol, once quipped that ...
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