Slides on Brexit: AEA meetings
Today, I participated in a panel titled “Brexit: Six Months Later” at the American Economics Association meetings in Chicago (a […]
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The Case for a Pro-EU Labour Leadership Candidate
A Labour Party that was in favour of remaining in the EU should keep this position, despite the referendum result.
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Flat Tax Calculations for Ireland
Flat tax systems, featuring a single rate and the elimination of tax breaks, have a lot to be said for
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Presentation on the Irish Economy
I gave a presentation today on the outlook for the Irish economy at the annual conference of the Regional Science
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Alice In Schäuble-Land: Where Rules Mean What Wolfgang Says They Mean
Schäuble is working hard to undermine the deal that attempts to keep Greece in the euro area. And his key
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After The Greek No, What Next?
Here is a piece I wrote for Huffington Post on the implications of the Greek No vote.
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From Greferendum To Grexit?
Some thoughts on what may happen after Greece’s referendum tomorrow.
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ECB Decision Likely Means Greek Banks Stay Closed
Some comments on today’s ECB Governing Council decision to cap ELA for Greek banks.
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The Grexit Mechanism: What It Means For The Future Of the Euro
A discussion of the mechanism that is potentially driving Greece out of the Eurozone and its implications for the future
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Greece, The Euro and Gunboat Diplomacy
Prior to Monday’s umpteenth “summit to beat all summits”, some context on how we arrived at the current situation in
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