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Реєстрація: 08.04.2008
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Реєстрація: 08.04.2008
Повідом.: 4300
по-моему вы откуда-то выдрали кусочек написанный 1-2 года назад во время паники связанной с глобальным кризисом, сейчас у нас ситуация давно изменилась.
Вот новости посвежее:
1) The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) says today in its Spring Quarterly Economic Commentary, that following a 2010 of essentially no Irish economic growth, moderate growth of GNP (gross national product) of 2¾ per cent and GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 2½ per cent is forecast in 2011. The institute says the banking crisis "in no way threatens the solvency of the State."
The publicly funded but independent think-tank says exports will grow by 4½ per cent next year, based in part on an expected acceleration in growth in the world economy in 2011. It also expects that Ireland will regain some of the competitiveness that was lost in the run up to the recession. Consumption is expected to fall by ¾ per cent in 2010 and then to grow again in 2011 at a rate of 1½ per cent.
2) Irish manufacturing output increased at sharpest pace in March since June 2006. The PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data signalled that operating conditions in the sector improved for the first time since June 2006 -- in twenty-eight months. Output rose sharply, as did new business, driven by series-record new export order growth.The seasonally adjusted NCB PMI - - an indicator designed to provide a single figure measure of the health of the manufacturing industry - - rose strongly to 53.0 in March, from 48.6 in February. The reading marked the greatest improvement in business conditions since September 2007. Irish manufacturing output increased considerably in March, ending a three-month sequence of contraction. Moreover, the rate of expansion was the fastest in forty-five months.
3) Irish Economy: Goodbody says in an economic report published today that Ireland will emerge from recession during the second half of this year, and it revised its previous GDP forecast for 2011 from 2.4% to 2.8% due to higher exports.
4) Among the Member States for which data are available, industrial production rose in thirteen and fell in six. The highest increases were registered in Ireland (+15.3%), Bulgaria (+4.9%), Estonia (+4.5%) and Denmark (+3.9%), and the largest falls in Portugal and Finland (both -2.2%), Latvia (-1.6%) and Spain (-1.1%). Annual comparison: In the year to January 2010, production of intermediate goods grew by 4.2% in the Eurozone and by 3.9% in the EU27. Capital goods increased by 0.5% and 1.7% respectively. Non-durable consumer goods remained stable in the Eurozone and rose by 0.2% in the EU27. Production of energy decreased by 0.6% and 2.4% respectively. Durable consumer goods declined by 1.9% in the Eurozone, but increased by 1.5% in the EU27. Among the Member States for which data are available, industrial production rose in twelve and fell in seven. The highest increases were registered in Malta (+14.3%), Poland (+11.0%), the Czech Republic (+8.0%) and Romania (+6.8%). Ireland was up 1.9%. The largest decreases were registered in Denmark (-9.8%), Lithuania (-5.5%), Greece (-4.4%) and Spain (-2.5%).
потом подкину ещё, если будет интересно.
Спасибо не очень интересно у нас известно что ирландия входит в STUPID (Spain, Turkey, U.K., Portugal, Ireland, and Dubai) и на гране банкротства..