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Erfüllen Kyptowährungen die elementaren Geldfunktionen?
Clauss, Michael; Pöllmann, Guido; von Jan, Stefanie; … - 2023
Angesichts der derzeitigen Steigerung der Verbraucherpreise in der Eurozone und des damit einhergehenden Kaufkraftverlusts des Geldes hat das Ziel des Substanzerhalts von Geldvermögen an Bedeutung gewonnen. Eine traditionelle Lösung besteht in der "Flucht in Sachwerte" wie Gold, Immobilien...
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A tale of three countries: Recovery after banking crises
Darvas, Zsolt - 2011
Iceland, Ireland and Latvia experienced similar developments before the crisis. However, the crisis hit Latvia harder than any other country, and Ireland also suffered heavily, while Iceland exited the crisis with the smallest fall in employment, despite the greatest shock to the financial...
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Fachkräftebedarf: Lösungsmodelle und Strategien zur Fachkräftebedarfsdeckung in ausgewählten EU-Ländern und Australien
Pilsel, Bettina; Oberholzner, Thomas; Weber, Friederike - 2002
Die vorliegende Recherche wurde von der ÖSB-Unternehmensberatung Gesellschaft mbH in Wien in Kooperation mit dem Institut für Gewerbe- und Handelsforschung (ebenfalls Wien) im Kontext des Rahmenvertrages 2001/2002 'Internationale Recherchen', beauftragt vom Arbeitsmarktservice Österreich,...
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Weniger Armut durch mehr Wachstum? Der irische Weg zur Bekämpfung der Armut
Schröder, Christoph - 2005
Irland hat seit 1987 enorme wirtschaftliche Erfolge erzielt. Neben mehreren externen Schocks war hierfür in erster … Lohnmoderation setzte. Irland war jedoch 1997 auch das erste europäische Land, das eine Anti-Armuts-Strategie mit einer konkreten … berücksichtigt. Aufgrund des beachtlichen Wohlstandsgewinns ist die an diesem Indikator gemessene Armutsquote in Irland zwischen 1994 …
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Modelling productivity levels in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Bergin, Adele; McGuinness, Séamus - 2022
This study examines sectoral productivity differences in Ireland and Northern Ireland and attempts to understand these by identifying the key determinants of productivity in both economies within a causal framework. While some existing studies have compared Northern Ireland's productivity to...
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Effects of new residential developments on local healthcare demand and workforce: Evidence from primary and acute public hospital care in Ireland
Humes, Harry; Barrett, Michelle; Walsh, Brendan - 2024
Housing and health are critical issues for policymakers and the public. Secure and affordable housing, along with quick access to required health and social care, are considered essential services for the public and are key targets for planners. In Ireland, as in many countries, the need to...
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Housing adequacy and child outcomes in early and middle childhood
Laurence, James; Russell, Helen; Smyth, Emer - 2023
While problems in the housing system in Ireland have been under the spotlight for the last decade, relatively little attention has been paid to the experience of children and to the consequences of housing issues for child development. International research has highlighted a range of effects of...
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Early childhood education and care in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Curristan, Sarah; McGinnity, Frances; Russell, Helen; … - 2023
Early childhood is a key life stage and early childhood experiences are crucial not only for children's well-being, but for their subsequent development. There is increasing evidence that social inequalities in outcomes emerge even before children start school, and a large body of international...
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A universal basic income for Ireland: Lessons from the international literature
Redmond, Paul; McGuinness, Séamus; Ciprikis, Klavs - 2022
A universal basic income (UBI) is defined as a universal, unconditional cash payment that is made regularly, is sufficient to live on, is not means tested, carries no work requirements and is paid on an individual basis. This study examines the international evidence on universal basic incomes...
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Student mobility in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Smyth, Emer; Darmody, Merike - 2023
There has been an increasing focus in policy development internationally and in Ireland on the globalisation of higher education and student mobility. Consequently, a growing body of international research has focussed on the drivers of, and barriers to, studying abroad. Previous studies on this...
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