Showing posts with label Exchequer deficit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exchequer deficit. Show all posts
Saturday, October 26, 2013

26/10/2013: Europe's Structural Deficits & Ireland's Headache...

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As you know, I prefer not to blog extensively on economics matters over the weekend. However, due to work time constraints this week, I ha...
Thursday, February 2, 2012

2/2/2012: Exchequer non-returns from January

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Exchequer returns pose no surprise - and none were expected, given this is just January - so no point of updating the detailed data sets. ...
Monday, December 5, 2011

5/12/2011: Exchequer balance: November

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In the previous post we looked at the Exchequer receipts. Now, let's take on Exchequer deficit. Based on data through November 2011, ...
Wednesday, October 5, 2011

05/10/2011: Ireland's 'Sustainable' Deficit through September

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With Exchequer results for September (see earlier posts on the details of tax returns and tax burden ), here's the update on overall E...
Thursday, August 11, 2011

11/08/2011: Exchequer balance for July 2011

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Staying on the topic of Exchequer performance - the theme is (see earlier post here ) "The dead can't dance". This, of course,...

11/08/2011: Irish Exchequer receipts July 2011

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August is a silly season, so forgive me for avoiding digging too deep into silly data. This includes the data on Exchequer spending and tax ...
Monday, July 4, 2011

04/07/2011: Exchequer balance: H1 2011

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Exchequer results are in for June and in the previous two posts I discussed tax receipts ( here ) and overall distribution of taxation burde...
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04/07/2011: Tax burden composition: H1 2011

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A quick post summarizing changes in the overall tax burden in Ireland, based on the latest Exchequer returns. In Q2 2011: Income tax took up...

04/07/2011: Exchequer Receipts: H1 2011

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Exchequer receipts are out for June and here are the stats on tax receipts (expenditure and deficit analysis forthcoming later). Headline fi...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Economics 7/10/10: Irish Government Spending habit

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Our leadership - from the Minister for Finance to the heads of the Central Bank and various quangoes, to the affiliated leading business fig...
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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Economics 2/9/10: Exchequer results - expenditure

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So if there was no miracle happening on the receipts side, what was Minister Lenihan having in mind while drumming about the improvements in...
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Sunday, July 4, 2010

Economics 4/7/10: Exchequer receipts: not a sign of any recovery

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From my previous posts on the Exchequer deficits, you have probably guessed that unlike other economists, especially those from the official...
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Friday, July 2, 2010

Economics 2/7/10: Exchequer's sick(ly) arithmetic

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Exchequer statement is out today. As usual, for the sake of the markets and the media - right before the closing of the working day. It'...
Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Economics 02/02/2010: Turning the corner

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So we've turned the corner... err... our economy it is... only to discover that, behind that corner the same tumbleweeds keep on rolling...