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Monday, October 22, 2012

22/10/2012: Is Ireland a 'Special Case' in the Euro area periphery?

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Since the disastrously vacuous summit last Thursday and Friday, there has been a barrage of 'Ireland is special' statements from M...

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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Economics 24/02/2010: Greeks, Germany and the euro

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There is a fine mess going on in Athens. And it is both detrimental to the Euro; and predictable (see here ). Exactly a month ago to date, I...

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Economics 24/01/2010: A Mexican stand-off: Eurozone v Greeks

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It is nice to note that the theme picked up by the post below has been followed upon by the continued media debate today: According Der Spie...

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Economics 20/01/2010: Long term comparatives for Ireland

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Some time ago I promised to publish some long term macroeconomic comparatives for Ireland relative to other small open economies of Europe. ...

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