Showing posts with label Irish economic future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish economic future. Show all posts
Saturday, June 4, 2011

04/06/2011: The 'Confidence' trick?

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Updated below: In the update below I address one particular point raised by some readers of this blog relating to PMIs and my analysis of th...
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Monday, September 13, 2010

Economics 13/9/10: Our crises are more than academic

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This is an unedited version of my article in the Irish Mail on Sunday. Adjoining the famed Moscow Conservatory there is a trendy Vieneese-st...
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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Economics 22/8/10: Fundamentals of investing in IRL Inc - IV

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This is the last post in the series of four that presents fundamentals comparatives between Ireland, Switzerland and Luxembourg. The first p...
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Economics 22/8/10: Fundamentals of investing in IRL Inc - III

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This is the third post in the series of four that presents fundamentals comparatives between Ireland, Switzerland and Luxembourg. The first ...

Economics 22/8/10: Fundamentals of investing in IRL Inc - II

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This is the second post in the series of four that presents fundamentals comparatives between Ireland, Switzerland and Luxembourg. Post I ( ...
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Economics 22/8/10: Fundamentals of investing in IRL Inc - I

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Few months ago, while speaking as a guest on RTE's Frontline, I confronted two of our 'surrender to Brussels' politicians with a...
Monday, July 5, 2010

Economics 5/7/2010: Future of our cities

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This is an unedited version of my current article in Business & Finance Magazine: Global recovery, no matter how tenuous, is poi...
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Economics 09/12/2009: Budget 2010 - first shot at numbers

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I will be blogging on the Budget 2010 over the next few days, but here is the main point: The Budget did not deliver a significant adjustmen...
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Economics 01/12/2009: A real breakthrough of Mr Cowen

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SUMMARY So per latest reports, the nation is saved. Facing a systemic deficit of €14bn per annum, the leaders of the Social Partn...
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Friday, September 25, 2009

Economics 25/09/2009: Don't believe 'our recovery plan' drivel

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I like some of our brokers guys and gals, I really do – they are intelligent, ambitious, outwardly mobile in their outlook and hard workin...