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This paper describes how Ireland drastically improved its economic position through its adoption of what came to be referred to as the Celtic Tiger strategy. Because of the surprisingly striking similarities between Ireland and Guam and the finding that the Celtic Tiger strategy represents nothing but "sensible policies "for enhancing economic growth, we believe that Guam can employ those elements of the Celtic Tiger strategy that worked, and modify those elements that did not. By doing so, Guam can transform itself into the Pacific Tiger.
... to the current, short term negative situation in Ireland while ignoring or heavily discounting t...
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Background After power devolved from the U.K. Government to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1920, the side in favor of political union with the United Kingdom, the unionists (mainly Protestants), dominated.7 Their opposition, the nationalists (mainly Catholics), desired political union with the Republic of Ireland, from which they derived much of their strength.8 Considerable animosity existed between the two communities, with the unionists discriminating against the nationalists in voting rights and housing.9 As political and social divides grew, the Catholic community appealed to the U.K. for protection. The following observations illustrate lessons from that AR2 process. * The U.K. Government's internalizing of the problem and the characterization of the situation as a zero-sum gam...
... Ireland were chiefly political and economic.4 Resolution of the so-called "troubles" there has...
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... of what it means to become a citizen in Ireland. One strand articulates citizenship in terms of so... possibility (social, cultural, and economic) is limited by our need to think about political l... to the government's assessment of the situation in 2004 is a gendered racial critique of the perce...
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IRELAND
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...The opposition has used Ireland's dire economic situation as a rallying call for change -- Fine ...
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... influenced by the liquidity situation. However, this and other variations lead to rather...-My-Neighbour Devaluation: The Case of Ireland, 1967. European Economic Review, March, 15(3), 327...
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... know, is the president of the Northern Ireland political party founded in 1905 by Arthur Griffith... Whatever value there may have been economically in the past is no longer -- is no longer there. Yo... . And finally, how does this economic situation build into all of this that goes in? Just a year ...
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David Horn, Moneta
Forget the federal budget for a moment. Our most pressing need is a healthy economy. Since governments must raise revenue, the bigger the pie, the smaller the slice for taxes. After all, $3.5 trillion, our current federal budget, is 25 percent of our current $14 trillion economy, but only 20 percent of the $17.5 trillion economy we should have. Ronald Reagan wasn't right about much, but he was right about that: We need to bake a bigger pie.
... be bailed out by another period of rapid economic expansion? Or will there be some significant emot...The economic situation of Greece, Ireland, Spain and Portugal should be a...
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... that a better understanding of the situation might have averted such a collapse. Thus, the chal...1.97 Ireland 4.53 Israel 5.68 Italy 3.18 Japan 5.03 Mexico 4.25...
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... notions, encompassing a range of situations described by the terms "state of siege," "state of... used for the political management of economic regulation and labor relations. While the emergenc... adopted by the British state in Northern Ireland. The Civil Authorities (Special Powers) Act (North...
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... 1980s when Finland experienced stable economic growth in a world troubled elsewhere by inflation,... states (Australia, Britain, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and the United States); "corporatist"... constitution was adapted to the new situation when Finland was annexed to Russia. Thanks to the ...