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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Down from the Ivory Tower
Over last couple of days there’s been an interesting debate, primarily on Irisheconomy.ie ( see original post here and a response here) and to a lesser extent on the twitter machine, about the role of academics, in particular academic economists, … Continue reading
Gold : investors should keep both eyes open
This is an extended version of an opinion piece published in the Irish Examiner The old market adage of “be greedy when others are fearful and fearful and others are greedy” goes to the heart of the fact that not … Continue reading
We cant go back so must go forward…
This post is a slightly expanded version of the OpEd published in the Irish Examiner Why are Ireland, Spain, the United States, Italy, Portugal all facing financial crisis? All share one similar key characteristic. They all have too much government … Continue reading
Posted in Blogpost, Journalism
Tagged economy, Europe
My new column with the Irish Examiner
Im going to be writing a (initially fortnightly) column in the Irish Examiner from next Saturday, as tweeted by Conor Keane (https://twitter.com/conorkeane/status/99754241249394688). I’m going to be concentrating on economic and financial issues. I’d be delighted to take suggestions as to … Continue reading
Posted in Blogpost, Journalism
Tagged Academia, economy
