Vincent Browne Show: March 29, 2012
I appeared on TV3’s Vincent Browne show last night to discuss the new promissory note arrangement. The video of the […]
Irish Economy
Central Banks, Irish Economy
Promissory Note “Deal”: Not What Had Been, Em, Promised
Yesterday’s promissory note announcement was so complex that one might imagine that the government’s officials have been cooking up the
Central Banks, Irish Economy
Promissory Note “Deal” Fails to Meet Low Expectations
Despite a lot of hype in recent weeks that the Irish government were going to arrive at a deal with
Central Banks
No, the ECB Has Not Hit a Limit
Last December, VoxEU published an article by Aaron Tornell of UCLA and Frank Westermann of University Osnabrueck titled “Eurozone Crisis,
Irish Economy
Delay Household Charge Until September 30
It is now clear that compliance with the household charge due on March 31 is going fall well short of
Central Banks, Irish Economy
Standalone Deal on March 31 Payment Not Important
There has been a lot of media coverage in Ireland this week of a potential deal in the coming days
Central Banks
Micheal Noonan’s Statement on Promissory Notes: March 21, 2012
Dáil Éireann Private Members’ Business Counter Motion Government Speech Wednesday 22nd March Check against Delivery I move amendment No. 1:
Education
Paul Mooney: “Inside” Third Level?
This article by Paul Mooney titled “Inside Third Level” has been the most-read article on the Irish Times website over
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Output Gaps: Better With Hindsight
Twenty five countries in Europe are expected to pass the Fiscal Compact, thus committing themselves to via an international treaty
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Gavyn Davies Making Sense on Debt
Quite a few people on the internets have flagged Gavyn Davies’s article “You can’t solve a debt crisis with more