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Explanations of the large current account deficits for the euro area periphery and the Baltics in the run up to the crisis revolve around two main factors: deteriorating export performance or demand driven booms. We add that there were important movements in transfers and net income balances....
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This paper investigates the prospects for Ireland to grow its economy against the backdrop of high indebtedness. The … fiscal performance. The emerging conclusion is that Ireland, which has regained cost competitiveness following the crisis …
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This paper discusses Ireland’s Eleventh Review Under the Extended Arrangement. Policy implementation remains on track but recent weak GDP data point to a slower growth recovery. Real GDP declined in the first quarter, reflecting a fall in exports and weak domestic demand. Nonetheless,...
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broadening. Together with other European periphery countries, Ireland currently enjoys favorable financial market conditions, and …
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A positive financial market and real sector developments support Ireland's capacity to exit the EU-IMF supported …
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. Ireland has pulled back from a severe banking crisis with the support of the EU-IMF arrangements and broader European …
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growth, and employment. The policy implementation of Ireland continued to remain strong, even though the country has been …
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to be maintained to further reduce unemployment. To achieve that Ireland should: • Balance its budget over the cycle …
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