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Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

6 September 2016
Government and Institutions

Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes

Richard Teather
6 September 2016
Clearly no-one commenting on the EU Commission’s levying of €13 billion of taxes on Apple has read my 2005 IEA … Continue reading “Apple and Ireland: nothing surprising in the EU imposing taxes”

Iceland versus Ireland: lessons from the banking crisis

25 October 2013
Economic Theory

Iceland versus Ireland: lessons from the banking crisis

David Howden
25 October 2013
Five years ago some comic genius came up with the joke that defined the approaches to resolving the problems of … Continue reading “Iceland versus Ireland: lessons from the banking crisis”

Ireland, plain packaging and cognitive dissonance

28 May 2013

Ireland, plain packaging and cognitive dissonance

Christopher Snowdon
28 May 2013
Plain packaging for tobacco appears to have been rejected by the UK’s Coalition government, just as it was rejected by … Continue reading “Ireland, plain packaging and cognitive dissonance”

Ireland’s sovereign debt monetisation

13 February 2013

Ireland’s sovereign debt monetisation

G. R. Steele
13 February 2013
Little more than three years ago, Ireland’s taxpayers were saddled with around 40 billion euros of debt, after their government … Continue reading “Ireland’s sovereign debt monetisation”

Sovereign debt restructuring and the euro crisis

18 April 2011

Sovereign debt restructuring and the euro crisis

G. R. Steele
18 April 2011
The eurozone came with fine aspirations: according to article 127 in the consolidated version of the Treaty on the Functioning … Continue reading “Sovereign debt restructuring and the euro crisis”

Is Ireland exploiting eurosystem loopholes at Germany’s expense?

1 April 2011

Is Ireland exploiting eurosystem loopholes at Germany’s expense?

G. R. Steele
1 April 2011
Ireland is not stupid. When credit is offered, it chooses the lowest rate. Ireland’s ‘bailout’ from the European System of … Continue reading “Is Ireland exploiting eurosystem loopholes at Germany’s expense?”

Sort out mechanisms to wind up banks

23 November 2010

Sort out mechanisms to wind up banks

Philip Booth
23 November 2010
Europe is trapped in a cycle where debt is being passed round and round in circles – the banks are … Continue reading “Sort out mechanisms to wind up banks”

Why not an Irish reunion?

23 November 2010

Why not an Irish reunion?

D. R. Myddelton
23 November 2010
The Irish people voted “No” both to the EU’s Nice Treaty and to the Lisbon Treaty. That is, they voted … Continue reading “Why not an Irish reunion?”

Euro crisis – Act II: the consequences of an Irish default

22 November 2010

Euro crisis – Act II: the consequences of an Irish default

Holger Zemanek
22 November 2010
The Irish bailout shows that Greece was just the first act of the ongoing euro crisis. It is now almost certain that Ireland will … Continue reading “Euro crisis – Act II: the consequences of an Irish default”

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