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Friday, September 20, 2013

20/9/2013: Domestic Economy: Continuing Its Sextuplet Dip in Q2 2013

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Total Domestic Demand is defined as : Consumer Spending on goods and services + Government Spending on Current (as opposed to capital...

20/9/2013: H1 2013 QNA: Domestic Economy vs External Trade

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In the previous two posts I looked at Q2 national accounts for Ireland in terms of headline GDP and GNP figures, y/y and q/q changes in th...

Thursday, September 19, 2013

19/9/2013: First Half 2013: Irish GDP and GNP growth divergence

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CSO published Q2 national accounts for Ireland today and these are worth detailed analysis, which I will break up into a series of posts n...

19/9/2013: Irish GDP and GNP: Q2 2013 & the 'end of the third recession'

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CSO published Q2 national accounts for Ireland today and these are worth detailed analysis, which I will break up into a series of posts n...

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

3/1/2012: Are we really still 'filthy rich'?

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Parts of Irish media love GDP per capita comparatives within the EU27. Years after the Celtic Tiger went belly up, the Irish Times and RTE ...

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