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OECD: Growth to continue in Irish economy

Economic think-tank, the OECD, has said that they do not believe the Irish economy is overheating.

OECD: Growth to continue in Irish economy

Mon, 21 May, 2001 - 16:27

Economic think-tank, the OECD, has said that they do not believe the Irish economy is overheating.

It said the Irish econimic formula of low taxes and strong inward investment would produce growth of 7.75% this year.

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