News for: Macroeconomics And Finance

RTÉ Brainstorm – A history of Irish budgets

Whitaker Institute member Dr Aidan Kane, of the Macroeconomics and Finance cluster, has written a new article for RTÉ Brainstorm. The piece looks at Irish budgets historically. A history of Irish budgets Opinion: our fiscal history tells us much about our past and the business of government over many centuries. Budgets are mainly about the… | Read on »

RTÉ Radio 1 – Summer Economic Statement

Whitaker Institute member Professor John McHale, of the Macroeconomics and Finance cluster, told RTÉ Radio 1’s This week that any increase by the Government in pension and social welfare payments would not fully cancel out the rate of inflation. Listen back here.

Cois Coiribe – How COVID-19 is Accelerating Key Trends Shaping the Global Economy

Whitaker Institute Director Professor Alan Ahearne has written a new article for NUI Galway’s Cois Coiribe. The article describes how the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated and intensified trends in the global economy that were already underway, and both challenges and opportunities it represents for policy makers and societies, as governments around the world seek to rebuild… | Read on »

Summer Economic Statement

Whitaker Institute member John McHale, Professor of Economics at J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics and former chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, shared his thoughts on the government’s summer economic statement, published this week, with RTÉ Radio 1’s Morning Ireland (Thur, 15 July).

The Hindu Business Line – Investing in the care economy

Indian national newspaper, The Hindu Business Line, recently featured an article by Whitaker Institute member Dr Raghavendran Srinivasan, of the Macroeconomics and Finance cluster, regarding the post-Covid economy and how the issue of women’s household care work has taken centre-stage in Tamil Nadu politics. Read more here.