The Miriam Hederman O’Brien Prize on behalf of the Foundation for Fiscal Studies was awarded to Diarmaid Smyth and Rónán Hickey for this paper.
Author: Philip Lane
Vol 46, No 3, Autumn (2015)
Table of Contents
Articles
| Blowing the Bubble: The Global Funding of the Irish Credit Boom | |
| Mary M. Everett | 339-365 |
| Outsourcing Foreign Services and the Internet: Evidence from Firm Level Data | |
| Holger Görg, Aoife Hanley, Ingrid Ott | 367-387 |
| A Reduced-form Equation for the Unemployment Rate Estimated from a Panel of Nineteen OECD Countries | |
| Dimitris Hatzinikolaou, Konstantina Girtzimani, Christos Mousafiris | 389-397 |
| Are Classroom Internet Use and Academic Performance Higher after Government Broadband Subsidies to Primary Schools? | |
| Marie Hyland, Richard Layte, Seán Lyons, Selina McCoy, Mary Silles | 399-428 |
Policy Section Articles
| Wages and Ireland’s International Competitiveness | |
| Rory O’Farrell | 429-458 |
| A Needs and Resources Assessment of Fiscal Equalisation in the Irish Local Government System | |
| Gerard Turley, Darragh Flannery, Stephen McNena | 459-484 |
The Autumn 2015 analytical chapters are:
WEO
Chapter 2. Where Are Commodity Exporters Headed? Output Growth in the Aftermath of the Commodity Boom
Chapter 3. Exchange Rates and Trade Flows: Disconnected?
GFSR
Chapter 2: Market Liquidity—Resilient or Fleeting?
Chapter 3: Corporate Leverage in Emerging Markets—A Concern?
While this is specific to the UK, similar issues may arise in the analysis of the Irish labour market: speech by Ben Broadbent here.
IMF report here.