Ireland in 2005

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Case Code : ECOA134
Case Length : 17 Pages
Period : -
Organization : -
Pub Date : 2005
Teaching Note :Not Available
Countries : Ireland
Industry : -

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Politics

Most European countries had a centre-left (broadly socialist) party and a centre-right (broadly conservative or Christian Democrat) one, perhaps with some liberals in the middle, plus a green party and a few regional or fringe ones to add variety. Ireland did not conform to this model. The political differences between the two main parties, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael looked minor...

Society

In De Valera's time, the Catholic Church's power had been vast, and it lingered on into the 1980s. It was difficult to propose a law without winning the approval of the Catholic hierarchy. Divorce, abortion and most forms of birth control were in effect illegal. Irish society had also been deeply patriarchal...

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Future Outlook

If the Irish miracle materialized so quickly, might it as suddenly vanish again? The country faced more intense competition than it did, often from lower-cost rivals that were becoming equally adept at attracting FDI, investing in education and encouraging indigenous industries...

Exhibits

Exhibit 1: Ireland

Exhibit 2: Fact Sheet

Exhibit 3: Economic Indicators

Exhibit 4: GDP per head as % of EU15 Average

Exhibit 5: Ireland - GDP & GNP Trends

Exhibit 6: Ireland - Fiscal Situation

Exhibit 7: Irish Politics

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