economics, psychology, policy

Below is an incomplete list of articles from various sources that I think are important for understanding what is happening in the Irish eco...

A paper by Graham Brownlow from the ESR edition just before Christmas: "Abstract: Much of the literature, regardless of academic disci...

Lehigh University will host a conference on the Irish Economy on April 7-8. Full details are available on this website .

Philip Lane's recently released paper on the Irish economic crisis is available on this link : "Ireland is in the midst of a severe...

John McHale has a good post on irisheconomy about the relatively good news coming from Irish gnp/gdp figures.

Via IrishEconomy Paul Krugman on the Irish Economy . Krugman is arguing that the Irish taxpayer is practically being eaten to bail out reckl...

Sean Flynn in the Irish Times today emphasizes that socio-economic factors are still key in deciding whether someone attends university or ...

10th November: Panel Discussion: What's Smart about Ireland's Smart Economy in 2010? A panel discussion with Dick Ahlstrom (chairman...

The extensive analysis of the banking and economic crisis has been dominated by economic and finance experts. But on the surface anyway much...

RTE's documentary about the property crash and banking crisis is available on this link . UCD's Morgan Kelly emerges as a somewhat p...

1. Do we need a " jobs czar "? 2. Chris Horn on the Irish Economy 3. The L.A. Times on the Irish Economy 4. The Collaborative on...

The good people at Status Ireland have kindly added the "The Misery Index", the sum of the inflation rate & unemployment rate...

Read before the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 1 February 2007: "This paper argues that Ireland’s housing problems...

The team at RTE Graphic Design are playing their part to help us understand recent economic developments in Ireland. The animation below fe...

Substantial amounts are being written at present on national level recovery. Its worth thinking about a model such as the Copenhagen Consens...

This was sent by IEA today and put on the Irish Economy blog. Looks very interesting. Admission is free, but spaces are limited. Places can ...

Does Growth Affect the Nature of Inequality? Ireland 1994–2001 by Aedin Doris, Donal O'Neill, Olive Sweetman (September 2008) Abstract: ...