IoD Cork Briefing - 'Can We Move from Rapid Recovery to Stable Growth?'

In this briefing, Seamus Coffey will look at indicators from the labour market, government accounts and national accounts to assess the nature of Ireland's economic recovery. 

As the economy moves towards full employment, what are the risks that could knock us off a balanced-growth path? The presentation will look to whether we are living within our means and whether it is possible that growth could be too high.

Registration

Registration will take place from 6.00pm with the briefing beginning at 6.15pm sharp, followed by Q&A and refreshments.

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Seamus Coffey is a lecturer in the Department of Economics in University College Cork. 

His research and writing focuses on the performance of the Irish economy. He became a member of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council in 2016 and was made Chair of the Council in January 2017. In October 2016, he was appointed the independent expert by the Minister for Finance to undertake a review of Ireland's Corporation Tax code.

He is also a member of the external advisory board to the Irish Governmental Economic Evaluation Service and of the council of the Irish Economic Association. 

Seamus is a sometime contributor to print, broadcast and online media relating to the Irish economy including fiscal outcomes, corporation tax, household debt, national accounts and other economic issues. His teaching includes microeconomics, economic policy, advanced microeconomics and econometrics as well as adult and distance education courses

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