High-wage economy a threat to hi-tech jobs

THE shift to a high-wage high-cost economy raises doubts about the continuing presence of some hi-techcompanies in Ireland.

Thu, 07 Aug, 2003 - 01:00
Brian O'Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent

A major study concludes the risk remains that Ireland "will lose some of its manufacturing base within the ICT field and fail to procure additional investment."

That is the conclusion of Goodbody Stockbrokers' report, Ireland.ie.

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