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Full coverage: Economy

Seamus Hand on corporation tax reform, the future of aviation and steering KPMG through the pandemic

KPMG managing partner Seamus Hand is bullish about the economic outlook. However, he is concerned that the recovery could be hampered by businesses being unable to access the right pool of talent.

Ian Kehoe
21st Jul, 2021 - 5 min read

In defence of supermarket queues: The economics of efficiency and why it is an eternal race to the bottom

Our private equity-backed world has created a modern two-class system: those who interact with the real world, and those who do not, with the latter being seen, strangely, as a privilege.

Sinead O'Sullivan
25th May, 2021 - 6 min read

We need a new institution to solve climate change via technology, green innovation, and SME dynamism

Multiple assessments of the Irish economy agree that the long-term issues facing us are intergenerational inequality, firms dealing with technological change, and climate change. Here is how we can tackle them.

Stephen Kinsella
13th May, 2021 - 7 min read

Through a long-run lens: Covid-19, capital and property

When it comes to Ireland’s built environment, the pandemic and associated economic shock may bring about a fundamental shift in how we use space. Our preferences may change for how and where we live and what we want to use our streets, shops and office blocks for.

Ronan Lyons
16th Apr, 2021 - 6 min read

The governor: Gabriel Makhlouf on multinationals, tax, property, retail and FBD

In a wide-ranging interview, Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf talks about the impact of the crisis on the economy and gives his outlook for the sectors most impacted including retail, hospitality and property. He also talks about Ireland's insurance industry, inflation and the rise of shadow banking.

Ian Kehoe
27th Jan, 2021 - 27 min read

We need to raise taxes to save our SMEs. Where could these taxes come from?

The State has the immediate means to support those businesses and workers most affected by the pandemic, but next month’s budget also needs to address where resources and debt repayments will come from in the medium term.

Stephen Kinsella
18th Sep, 2020 - 6 min read

Stephen Kinsella: Why YOU need to pay more tax

In addition to the housing crisis, the pandemic forces us to fund better health services, support businesses and retrain many unemployed workers. It is time to ask who will pay.

Stephen Kinsella
3rd Sep, 2020 - 6 min read

How to save Irish retail: get online and snatch consumers’ pent-up savings from Amazon

Which channel will be more important to the recovery? Will it be bricks or clicks? Can we level the playing field for Irish firms abroad? It is time for a digital single market.

Stephen Kinsella
26th Aug, 2020 - 5 min read

Stephen Kinsella: “The pandemic payment holiday rule was a mistake. Fix it and move on”

How is it that pandemic income support policies that, at their peak, supported almost half of the entire workforce are being trashed in the national media? What can we do to stop that?

Stephen Kinsella
29th Jul, 2020 - 4 min read

“Thousands of employers are hanging on and we are doing this today because October could be too late”

Paschal Donohoe is a chief architect of the July stimulus package. In an in-depth interview, the finance minister talks about the philosophy behind the package, the challenges facing Irish business and the societal impact of Covid-19.

Ian Kehoe
24th Jul, 2020 - 13 min read
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