Hi, scrooge
again thanks for the link,
Retired now, When I was working, I spent some time in the USA with the company I was working with I was there at the start of the last crash,
, I remember they had for the want of a better word an index which showed % of inflation/deflation in each sector which was very helpful,
I don't think Ireland has anything like it that I know of when I get a chance I will see can I find it,
The only reason I mentioned Mica redress was that a TD had acknowledged that Inflation In Ireland is so high costings a few months old are already well out of date which is a cause for concern and we have no system in place to flag it,
We seem to be more interested in defending existing reporting systems, TDs seem to be aware of high inflation but we do not seem to be want to know unless it affects us directly not realizing our cost base long term affecting us all in the long run,
In other words, we need to know and be on top of Irish inflation and have systems in place to flag Irish Inflation and what is driving it, and know the reason if it is out of kilter with other Countries Inflation,
I think we already know/ agree the CSO is very helpful but we need to flag Irish Inflation which makes us uncompetitive against our trading partners,
Even more so now seeing our Corporation tax status may change,