Economy
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We are not partying with super-parity
Lisa Wilson, senior economist at the Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI), says that issues of super-parity are one of the…
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Net Zero Belfast
When it comes to carbon, there are only two numbers that really matter – 1.5 million and zero, write Clare…
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Why a single-vendor SASE approach matters
Despite some recent high-profile moves to encourage a return to the office, it is fair to say hybrid work is…
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Labour market activity
Jobs, earnings, and economic activity have increased in Northern Ireland in the past year but there are signs the labour…
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Towards a tourism strategy
The Department for the Economy has released a research paper on the future of tourism in Northern Ireland, aiming to…
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Place 10X: Tackling inequality
Officials in the Department for the Economy (DfE) are preparing policy advice that aims to tackle sub-regional and local inequality.…
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Attracting investment: A missed opportunity
Economist Paul Gosling argues that failure to make Northern Ireland an attractive place to live and work for young people…
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Protocol provides short-term boost but recession looms
Figures depicting growth of the Northern Ireland economy mask the real time effects of rising inflation and a looming recession.…
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Protocol offers protection from ‘poorer and less productive’ UK by 2030
Northern Ireland will be the region of the UK to experience the least Brexit-induced economic decline due to the Protocol,…
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Skills: Retention and attraction key
Ambitions to bridge skills gaps in the Northern Ireland economy should not only focus on the retention of skills in…
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