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Sunday, January 10, 2010

Economics 10/01/2010: A desperate state of economic analysis

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This week has been marked by some remarkable statements on the prospects for Irish economy in 2010 that simply cannot be ignored. Firstly, y...

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Monday, December 21, 2009

Economics 21/12/2009: Nama - perpetuum mobile of ethics and objectives

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For those of you who missed my Sunday Times article yesterday - here is the unedited version of the text. But before we begin on Nama -...

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Monday, November 30, 2009

Economics 30/11/2009: Nama estimates confirmed

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Scroll for a couple of interesting topics (other than Nama) below... Per Bloxham’s note today (emphasis is mine): “Bank of Irelan...

Monday, November 16, 2009

Economics 16/11/2009: Notes on Banks post-Nama & Eurozone recovery

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There is an excellent issue on Financial Sector Regulation published tonight by The Economists' Voice of BE Press (free link here ), it ...

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