Debt to Ireland overlooked
Echoing our own Fiscal Advisory Council, The Economist concluded that “Governments are living far beyond their means.”
And if we are, we’re not freeloading any more than anyone else is.
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Kim Kardashian lifestyle on Tesco wages
Debt, manufacturing, immigration – and how to measure whether he gets anything done.
Costlier Christmas
The US, absent a course correction, is on course for an inevitable fiscal crisis.
In terms of purchasing power, each Irish resident theoretically had a €91,346 slice of GDP. However, once the Silicon Valley boys and the rest had pressed the transfer button, this was magically reduced to a €64,596 GNP slice.
29% expect to borrow money to pay for Christmas
Conventional wisdom is usually correct. Until it is not.
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