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Ireland’s corporation tax revenue is set for a large fall
Rory O'Farrell 28/09/2022
Ireland has received bumper corporation tax revenue over the past decade, something which has puzzled many economists. The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council estimate that €22 billion of receipts over the past seven years cannot be explained by activity in Ireland. However, that is not to say it cannot be explained. The below figure compares the net …
Ride-sharing services are not the answer to Dublin’s taxi problem
Michelle O'Sullivan 12/07/2022
This article originally appeared in The Irish Times, 8th July 2022. In response to concerns around the availability of taxis in Dublin, …
Prof Brian Nolan on Inequality - A complex issue explained.
29/12/2016
At TASC, the main focus is on inequality and most readers of Progressive Economy probably have a good understanding of this complex issue. We publish …
Over-enthusiastic spam checker
06/04/2011
Apologies to any PE readers who've had their comments filtered as spam. During the past week or so, the automatic spam checker has been …
Happy Birthday, Progressive Economy!
Slí Eile 22/02/2011
Slí Eile: Today, Progressive Economy is two years old. 872 posts later this blog site is learning to walk and talk economics in the market place of …
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Paul Sweeney is former Chief Economist of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions. He was a …
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