In recent decades, Ireland made impressive strides in developing its economy and raising living standards. However, structural reforms remain key to prepare for Ireland’s future fiscal pressures due to rising ageing costs, and the need to ensure adequate supply of affordable housing and enable a sustainable green transition.
By Haruki Seitani and Ben Westmore, Ireland Desk, OECD Economics Department. The Irish economy has performed well in recent years.… Read More »Promoting inclusive growth in Ireland in the context of population ageing and continued technological diffusion
By Yosuke Jin and Ben Westmore, Ireland Desk, OECD Economics Department. Irish GDP growth made headlines recently due to enormous… Read More »Unblocking the productivity potential of local businesses in Ireland
By Ben Westmore and Yosuke Jin, Ireland Desk, Economics Department The Irish economy is booming and is expected to continue… Read More »How do you improve the durability of a Celtic Tiger?
by David Haugh, Head of the Ireland Desk, OECD Economics Department Passing through Dublin airport’s sparkling, spacious Terminal 2, sprinkled… Read More »Ireland…trading in the global talent pool.
