The knock-on effect

Regarding the revelations about Irish Water: inefficiencies in our State enterprises lead to internally-generated inflation in the wider economy.

The knock-on effect
Mon, 03 Feb, 2014 - 00:00
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This then has a direct, negative impact on our unemployment and emigration statistics.

Patrick Noone

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