1-800 Buy Ireland, Spanish Version Case Solution
In 1987, the Irish government brought inmajor changes in economic policy after decades of poor economic performance. By the end of the 1990s, Ireland's actual GDP growth rate of nearly 10% per year surpasses that of all member states of the European Union (EU). An integral element of Ireland's growth strategy has been the encouragement of foreign direct investment through low tax rates and fiscal and logistical support supplied by the Irish Industrial Development Agency (IDA). This was in1999, Ireland faces the problem of sustainability of the "Irish wonder" in the face of decreasing access to EU subsidies, increasingly extended physical infrastructure, and issues of fairness in the distribution of economic gains across the population. The instance contains substantial material relating to the Irish political, societal, and historic circumstance along with conventional economic statistics.
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PUBLICATION DATE: April 12, 1999
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