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Friday, December 16, 2011

16/12/2011: QNA for Q3 2011: 'exports-led recovery' myth

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In the first post on Q3 Quarterly National Accounts, we looked at the data on real rates of growth in the Irish economy based on sectoral d...

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16/12/2011: QNA for Q3 2011 - that R-thing again

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Initial estimates for Q3 2011 released by CSO today show that seasonally adjusted, GDP fell 1.9% qoq and GNP declined 2.2% qoq. ...

Thursday, September 22, 2011

23/09/2011: QNA for Q2 2011: decent growth=welcome news

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Second quarter national accounts were published today and came in with a surprise (in my case) on the upside across both GDP and GNP. Here a...

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