RSS 1.0ESRI Economic Renewal Series
This special series of studies tackled key issues relating to economic renewal, as Ireland sought to emerge from the economic crisis. Each study adopted an evidence-based approach to a major policy challenge, assessing what could be learned from international and domestic evidence.
Recent Submissions
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Property Tax in Ireland: Key Choices
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Troubled Times: What Role for Competition and Regulatory Policy?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2012)Hard times, occasioned by a prolonged recession resulting in a series of austerity budgetary measures, generate much economic insecurity. How should the State respond? One clear choice is between robustly enforcing competition ... -
Explaining Changes in Earnings and Labour Costs During the Recession
(ESRI, Dublin, 2012) -
Can Policy Improve Our Financial Decision-Making?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2012) -
Irish Housing: A Role for Loan-to-Value Limits?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2012) -
Quality of Public Services: Irish Public Perceptions and Implications for Renewal
(ESRI, Dubiln, 2011) -
The Potential Role of Pay-for-Performance in Irish Health Care
(ESRI, Dublin, 2011) -
Improving Second-level Education: Using Evidence for Policy Development
(ESRI, Dublin, 2011) -
What Can Active Labour Market Policies Do?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2011) -
Boosting Innovation and Productivity in Enterprises: What Works?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2011) -
How Can We Improve Evaluation Methods for Public Infrastructure?
(ESRI, Dublin, 2011)
