Showing posts with label Irish national accounts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish national accounts. Show all posts
Sunday, December 15, 2019

15/12/19: Under the Hood of Irish National Accounts: 3Q 2019 Data

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CSO have released the latest (3Q 2019) data for the National Accounts. The headlines are covered in the release here:  https://www.cso.ie/...
Friday, January 6, 2017

5/1/17: Gwan Ya Beaut... Irish PMIs ≠ Irish GDP

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Some years ago, I have shown that Irish measures of economic activity - when collected at sectoral levels - have virtually nothing in com...
Thursday, December 10, 2015

10/12/15: Irish National Accounts 3Q: Part 1: Sectoral Growth

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CSO released data for national accounts for Ireland, so in the next few posts I will be covering headline results. As usual, starting with...
Saturday, September 12, 2015

11/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: Recovery on pre-crisis peak

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In the first post of the series covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth . The second post consider...
Thursday, September 10, 2015

10/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: Domestic Demand

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In the first post of the series covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth , using GDP at Factor Cost...

10/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: GDP and GNP Growth

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In the previous post covering 2Q national Accounts data, I dealt with sectoral composition of growth, using GDP at Factor Cost figures . ...

10/9/15: 2Q 2015 National Accounts: Sectoral Growth Analysis

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So Irish National Accounts data for 2Q 2015 was released today. Brace yourselves for series of blog posts here and a torrent of congratula...
Thursday, June 4, 2015

4/6/15: Irish Growth Fudge: Village, May

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My most recent article for the Village Magazine [May 2015] is now available on-line:  http://www.villagemagazine.ie/index.php/2015/05/1-no...
Sunday, May 17, 2015

17/5/15: Irish Merchandise Trade: 1Q 2015

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Irish trade in goods statistics - the ones responsible for the tax-induced economic dizziness in the National Accounts over 2014 - are bac...
Thursday, December 11, 2014

11/12/2014: QNA Q3 2014: Irish Growth Broadly De-accelerates

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CSO-released preliminary estimates for Q3 2014 show: - GDP "remained practically unchanged in volume terms on a seasonally adjusted...
Monday, March 26, 2012

26/3/2012: QNA Q4 2011 - Part 5

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In the  first post on QNA  results for 2011 I covered data for annual GDP and GNP in constant prices terms. The  second post  focused on G...