LBS writes in the FT : article is here.
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Richard Portes writes on this topic at the WSJ: the article is here.
FT Alphaville has an interesting article on this type of product: you can read it here.
Lehigh University organised a conference on the Irish economy last week: the presentations are here.
The graph below shows projected nominal GDP for the European periphery (plus Germany as a benchmark) over 2007 to 2016, based on the IMF’s new World Economic Outlook database. (Indexed to 2007=100.) It shows that Ireland is projected to return to its 2007 nominal GDP in 2016. While Ireland is projected to be the fastest-growing economy between 2010 and 2016, its initial decline between 2007 and 2010 is far greater than in the rest of the periphery.
