David McWilliams | Economist
David McWilliams is an economist, author, podcaster, journalist, documentarian and broadcaster. He hosts The David McWilliams Podcast, which aims to make economics uncomplicated and …
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Dec 27, 2024 · David McWilliams, a contributor to The Irish Times, is an economist, writer and journalist.
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David McWilliams is an economist, author, podcaster, journalist, documentarian and broadcaster. He is the founder of the world’s only economics and stand-up comedy festival Kilkenomics …
The old gatekeepers have lost control of the message. The …
What appears to have changed is something called societal norms, those things that are regarded as acceptable to say in public. Once societal norms shift, things that were thought by some to …
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If the 2024 election result marked stability and conservatism, the biggest gig of the year underscored that same middle-brow innocuousness. Taylor Swift tops the economic charts, …
Ireland has an almost embarrassing abundance of revenue …
Jul 19, 2024 · Labour won 34 per cent of all votes but now commands about 64 per cent of the 650 seats. Meanwhile, the Tories with 24 per cent of the vote secured just 121 seats – their …
Taylor Swift tops the economic charts, electoral victory for Centrist ...
Reflecting this US bias, Ireland’s corporation tax revenues surged in 2024, with receipts projected to be about €25 billion for the year. In November alone, corporate tax receipts rose by 117 per …
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The aim of this weekly podcast is to make economics easy, uncomplicated and accessible. With the world at a political, technological and financial tipping point, economics has never been so …
I don’t think sanctions on Israel are imminent, but things can …
Oct 18, 2024 · Thirty years ago, the Israeli economy was beginning to transform itself from a quasi-socialist, inward-looking, second-rate entity, traumatised by hyperinflation, into the high …