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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, June 2, 2011

03/05/11: Exchequer receipts for May

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Exchequer returns for May are in and the results are pretty much in line with everyone's expectations. On the surface things are improvi...

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Saturday, January 15, 2011

15/01/2011: Austerity and structural deficits

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In recent days, there have been some questioning responses to a series of posts I did earlier this month on Irish Exchequer results for 2010...

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Economics 23/11/10: How much will Government need to borrow in 2011

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So we topped the European chart again today: And a quick one for the start of the day tomorrow: Let's do some arithmetic again: Leni'...

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