Social Justice Ireland welcomes the Troika's call on Government to minimise the burden of adjustment on the most vulnerable in Budget 2013. In a statement at the conclusion of the eighth
The selective use of data by the Troika is leading to inaccurate analysis which in turn is producing inappropriate policy recommendations for Ireland. Poverty in Ireland
Social Justice Ireland met the IMF/ECB/EC 'troika' on Monday, October 17, 2011.
Social Justice Ireland presented this policy briefing to the Troika (International Monetary Fund, European Commission, European Central Bank) on Monday, October 22, 2012.
Ireland: 2012 Article IV and Seventh Review Under the Extended Arrangement—Staff Report; Informational Annex, Staff Supplement; and Public Information Notice
In September 2012, the IMF published its Article IV Country Report for Ireland as well as its Seventh Quarterly Review under the Bailout Agreement.
The European Commission Summer 2012 review of the Economic Adjustment Programme in Ireland
The latest figures published by the CSO paint a grim picture in terms of employment and growth in Ireland. There has been an annual decrease in employment by 33,400 since Q2 2011 and a 1.3% increase in unemployment over the same period.
CSO Quarterly National Households Survey Quarter 2 2012 and the Quarterly National Accounts Q2 2012.
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