{Published in the Sunday Independent) SINCE the beginning of organised warfare, every general has had the same problem. He (it's […]

Here's a cool chart I made using this software. It compares Ireland in 2009 and Ireland in 1962. Click on […]

Click here for an excerpt of the Ireland in 2050 book on Scribd. Ireland in 2050.Scribd

In my opinion, inflation in the Eurozone in the next 12 months isn’t something for investors to be worried about. […]

I began academic life as an MS Word snob. Word was the devil’s program, used by eejits who didn’t know […]

Savings have shot up as people are getting more and more worried about their future. This is contributing to a balance-sheet recession.

Medicine is built on tragedy. It is littered with stories that might have been avoided had the physician seen the […]

Uncertainty abounds in the financial systems of the world today. Clear, quantifiable risk measurements are muddied with existential issues of […]

I'm trying out new blog layouts, please bear with me while the place is a mess!

It's €4.99, let's see how the iPhone app gets on relative to the book and ePub versions. Click the image […]

Here's a Q&A on QuickWin Economics from Economics in Action.

Audio files of each talk, papers, and slides of the stock flow consistent modeling conference honouring the late, great, Wynne […]

While searching my computer for a review of Wynne Godley's Monetary Economics by Lance Taylor titled 'The Foxy Hedgehog', I […]

Nothing to do with economics, but this essay surveying books about mental illness is well written, provocative, and thought provoking. […]

I'm one of the INET grant awardees for a project on estimating Stock Flow Consistent models in Ireland. Can't wait […]