GOOD FIRST HALF, BREXIT LIKELY TO DOMINATE SECOND HALF By Jim Power As we move into the second half of the year, it is possible to look back on the first six months with a certain degree of positivity. On the whole, the Irish economy continued to make progress and thankfully the relatively negative prognostications […]
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GLOBAL THREATS TO FREE TRADE The latest international trade data for Ireland confirm once again that the export sector of the economy remains a very important engine of overall economic growth and it is blatantly obvious that the future health of the export sector is crucial for the overall health and prosperity of the economy. […]
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THIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER FEB 22nd 2019 As the Irish Government puts together legislation to deal with the potential fallout from a ‘no deal’ Brexit, the situation in the UK becomes more farcical by the day. Donald Tusk made a fair point a few weeks back when he queried as to what part […]
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THIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER MARCH 1st 2019 After another eventful week in the UK it now appears possible that we are moving gradually towards some semblance of a soft deal on the Brexit front, or at least the prospect of a cliff-edge Brexit is possibly waning. March 13th will be a big day […]
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THIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER JULY 5th 2019
/in Uncategorised /by Jim PowerGOOD FIRST HALF, BREXIT LIKELY TO DOMINATE SECOND HALF By Jim Power As we move into the second half of the year, it is possible to look back on the first six months with a certain degree of positivity. On the whole, the Irish economy continued to make progress and thankfully the relatively negative prognostications […]
Sport Horse Industry in Ireland
/in Uncategorised /by Cindy BarryIn 2018, I produced a report assessing the economic contribution of the Sport Horse Industry in Ireland. Read the article.
Economic contribution of the bookselling sector in Ireland.
/in Uncategorised /by Cindy BarryIn 2018, I produced a report assessing the economic contribution of the book selling sector in Ireland.link to PDF. Read the article.
THIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER JUNE 21st 2019
/in Uncategorised /by Jim PowerGLOBAL THREATS TO FREE TRADE The latest international trade data for Ireland confirm once again that the export sector of the economy remains a very important engine of overall economic growth and it is blatantly obvious that the future health of the export sector is crucial for the overall health and prosperity of the economy. […]
HOW MUCH LONG-TERM DAMAGE WILL BE DONE TO REPUTATION OF UK?
/in Uncategorised /by Jim PowerTHIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER FEB 22nd 2019 As the Irish Government puts together legislation to deal with the potential fallout from a ‘no deal’ Brexit, the situation in the UK becomes more farcical by the day. Donald Tusk made a fair point a few weeks back when he queried as to what part […]
WAGE PRESSURES TO BUILD AS HARD BREXIT RISKS WANE
/in Uncategorised /by Jim PowerTHIS ARTICLE APPEARED IN IRISH EXAMINER MARCH 1st 2019 After another eventful week in the UK it now appears possible that we are moving gradually towards some semblance of a soft deal on the Brexit front, or at least the prospect of a cliff-edge Brexit is possibly waning. March 13th will be a big day […]