Half of business directors say access to credit still a problem

A survey of Irish business directors has signalled belief in the Fine Gael/Labour coalition to restore confidence in Ireland, but has also revealed the desire for a range of measures to support business.

Half of business directors say access to credit still a problem

A survey of Irish business directors has signalled belief in the Fine Gael/Labour coalition to restore confidence in Ireland, but has also revealed the desire for a range of measures to support business.

The research by Behaviour & Attitudes on behalf of the Institute of Directors in Ireland among its members, has found that the majority of directors surveyed have confidence in the new Government, with almost nine in 10 (88%) agreeing that the Government will create political stability and two in three (67%) confident in the Government’s ability to rebuild the economy.

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