This paper aims to compare the economies of two of the EU countries of cohesion – Greece and Ireland – which are … countries displaying similar initial macroeconomic and structural characteristics. Greece and Ireland have been included in the … comparison to Greece. The article examines the factors that contributed to the difference in growth rates between the two …

This paper aims to compare the economies of two of the EU countries of cohesion – Greece and Ireland – which are … countries displaying similar initial macroeconomic and structural characteristics. Greece and Ireland have been included in the … comparison to Greece. The article examines the factors that contributed to the difference in growth rates between the two …

This paper aims to compare the economies of two of the EU countries of cohesion – Greece and Ireland – which are … countries displaying similar initial macroeconomic and structural characteristics. Greece and Ireland have been included in the … comparison to Greece. The article examines the factors that contributed to the difference in growth rates between the two …

institutional actors played in it? Focusing on the materialisation of globalisation discourse in Greece and Ireland, the paper …? What was the role of national political economies and domestic institutions in this process? What role did specific … practices emerged in the two countries was fundamentally different: in Greece it defined a new zone of contestation, whereas in …

economies. However, comparing Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) data with the scope of official statistics provides a deeper …

problems manifest in European peripheral countries, especially Ireland, Spain, and Greece, have roots in domestic policy … initially yielded large credibility gains for the weaker economies, extending low interest rates across the Eurozone. But it … envisaged. The problems accumulating in the weaker economies made them particularly exposed to crisis when the downturn came …

economy and compare it with other small, European open economies (Austria, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Netherlands and Sweden …) but also with large economies such as Japan and the United States. We seek to indicate why and how such comparative …

aspects and their impacts on the quality of forecasts. The international comparison reveals a range of differences between the …