I've just been listening to economist David Duffy on Morning Ireland regarding a report authored by J. Fitzgerald and D. Duffy of the ESRI; on property prices and the housing market and I've never heard such clap-trap.
Let's call it what it is, pious aspirations based on amateurish interpertations of CSO stastics, frog marched into a preported economic frame that takes no account of considered economic evaluation.
This does a dis-service to the market and ESRI's reputation following on from the withdrawel of Prof. Richard Tolls paper on the value of unemployment allowances v's employment.
ESRI, I suggest would be better spending their time seeking real economic solutions rather than deaing with the cost of prams in disadvantaged housing estates.
I suggest both the co authors read Moodys latest comments. http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0615/moodys-sees-another-20-fall-in-house-prices.html
Let's call it what it is, pious aspirations based on amateurish interpertations of CSO stastics, frog marched into a preported economic frame that takes no account of considered economic evaluation.
This does a dis-service to the market and ESRI's reputation following on from the withdrawel of Prof. Richard Tolls paper on the value of unemployment allowances v's employment.
ESRI, I suggest would be better spending their time seeking real economic solutions rather than deaing with the cost of prams in disadvantaged housing estates.
I suggest both the co authors read Moodys latest comments. http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0615/moodys-sees-another-20-fall-in-house-prices.html