My talk for the social media summit is here.
Sometimes failure really is success in progress. The headline unemployment is now 9.8%, more than 212 thousand people. On the […]
David Cameron’s re-election has stunned pollsters and put the issue of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union firmly on […]
Readers, and especially students, will know I'm a fan of Bill Janeway's big book on Doing Capitalism, which if you […]
Michael Noonan thinks there are some people who are work shy, people who, if a job was a bed, they’d […]
Backslapping. Clarity. A break from the policies of the past. Balance. Forecasts as anchors for expectations. Prudence. Long-term thinking. These […]
Last Friday I gave a presentation at ground rounds at University Hospital, Limerick. The feedback was fascinating, and my slides […]
Taxes are the price you pay for social services. You might think the price is too high, too low, you […]
The banking inquiry is starting to get expensive and soon it will start getting expansive. Clocking in at more than […]
(This is an unedited version of yesterday's Sunday Business Post column). Is there really a crisis in the Eurozone? If […]
(This is an unedited version of my Sunday Business Post column from yesterday) Why do you pay your taxes? One […]
(Here's the text of a piece I wrote for the booklet for the BSTAI event I mentioned in the last […]
(This is the text of my speech to the KBS/BSTAI Awards a few weeks ago. It was a lot of […]
(This is an unedited version of my Sunday Business Post column from yesterday) Today’s Red C/Sunday Business Post Poll shows […]
(This is an unedited version of my Sunday Business Post column from last Sunday). You know you’re living in interesting […]
Last night I spoke to the UCC economics society on the subject of the banking inquiry, and what we might […]
