Public Spending on Health and Education
— 20 Apr 2016Given the age structure of our population, our spending on health looks very high and our spending on education seems low.
Continue Reading ...Given the age structure of our population, our spending on health looks very high and our spending on education seems low.
Continue Reading ...Social protection spending in Ireland (excluding pensions) is the 5th highest in the EU.
Continue Reading ...This note summarises important observations on the management of the Irish economy in the EU Commission Country Report on Ireland published in February, 2016.
Continue Reading ...The binding commitments in the EU Fiscal Rules will not allow many of the commitments in the Manifestos of the main political parties to be implemented within the next three years.
Continue Reading ...#GE16 – Read The Tax Facts Before You Decide
Continue Reading ...The Milliman report concludes that “The State pension system is unsustainable in its current form but there is no easy solution to improve its sustainability”.
Continue Reading ...Irish Water has made significant progress in a short period. Abolishing Irish Water and removing domestic water charges would be a mistake and set back the prospects of having water services fit for a modern economy.
Continue Reading ...In his opinion column in the Irish Times on 29/9/2015 Fintan O’Toole asserts that the claim that Ireland’s tax system is the most progressive is “not true at all……….” What is the evidence?
Continue Reading ...The disincentives to work for people with low skills are high and need to be reduced.
Continue Reading ...Ireland’s State pension system ranks 6th in a survey of 25 countries for adequacy. However, there are doubts over its sustainability, where it is ranked 20th of 25 countries.
Continue Reading ...The USC should apply equally to all. Reforms are needed to achieve this.
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