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2017: Credit conditions and tenure choice: a cross-country examination

David Cronin and Kieran McQuinn

2017: The cyclicality of Irish fiscal policy ex-ante and ex-post

David Cronin and Kieran McQuinn

2017: Determinants of power spreads in electricity futures markets: A multinational analysis

Petr Spodniak and Valentin Bertsch

2017: Gifts and inheritances in Ireland

Martina Lawless and Donal Lynch

2017: Anglers’ views on stock conservation: Sea Bass angling in Ireland

Gianluca Grilli, John Curtis, Stephen Hynes and Paul O'Reilly

2017: The effect of Demand Response and wind generation on electricity investment and operation

Sheila Nolan, Mel Devine, Muireann Lynch and O’Malley, Mark

2017: Determinants of residential heating system choice: an analysis of Irish households

John Curtis, Daire McCoy and Claudia Aravena Novielli

2017: Estimating, and interpreting, retirement income replacement rates

Alan Barrett and Sanna Nivakoski

2017: Sea bass angling in Ireland: A structural equation model of catch and effort

Gianluca Grilli, John Curtis, Stephen Hynes and Paul O'Reilly

2017: Ireland’s international trade and transport connections

Martina Lawless and Edgar Morgenroth

2017: Do youth access control policies stop young people smoking? Evidence from Ireland

Michael Savage

2017: The impact of investment in innovation on productivity: firm-level evidence from Ireland

Mattia Di Ubaldo and Iulia Siedschlag

2017: The value of tourist angling: a travel cost method estimation of demand for two destination salmon rivers in Ireland

Gianluca Grilli, John Curtis, Stephen Hynes and Gavin Landgraf

2017: Working at a different level? Curriculum differentiation in Irish lower secondary education

Emer Smyth

2017: Identifying rent pressures in your neighbourhood: a new model of Irish regional rent indicators

Martina Lawless, Kieran McQuinn and John A. Walsh

2017: Who pays for renewables? Increasing renewable subsidisation due to increased datacentre demand in Ireland

Muireann Lynch and Mel Devine

2017: Can tenants afford to care? Investigating the willingness-to-pay for improved energy efficiency of rental tenants and returns to investment for landlords

Matthew Collins and John Curtis

2017: Income distribution in Ireland: through recession, towards recovery

Tim Callan, Mark Regan, Michael Savage and John R Walsh

2017: Supporting family incomes: getting the balance right

Michael Savage, Tim Callan, Mark Regan and John R Walsh

2017: Female participation increases and gender segregation

Claire Keane, Helen Russell and Emer Smyth

2017: Pike (Esox lucius) stock management in designated brown trout (Salmo trutta) fisheries: Anglers’ preferences

John Curtis

2017: Financial incentives for residential energy efficiency investments in Ireland: Should the status quo be maintained?

Matthew Collins, Seraphim Dempsey and John Curtis

2017: Does a satisfied student make a satisfied worker?

Adele Whelan and Seamus McGuinness

2017: The changing relationship between affordability and house prices: a cross-country examination

Kieran McQuinn

2017: The role of community compensation mechanisms in reducing resistance to energy infrastructure development

Marie Hyland and Valentin Bertsch

2017: Identification of the information gap in residential energy efficiency: How information asymmetry can be mitigated to induce energy efficiency renovations

Matthew Collins and John Curtis

2017: Investment in knowledge-based capital and its contribution to productivity growth: a review of international and Irish evidence

Iulia Siedschlag, Martina Lawless and Mattia Di Ubaldo

2017: The impact of investment in knowledge-based capital on productivity: firm-level evidence from Ireland

Iulia Siedschlag and Mattia Di Ubaldo

2017: Residential Energy Efficiency Retrofits: Potential Unintended Consequences

Matthew Collins and Seraphim Dempsey

2017: COSMO: A new COre Structural MOdel for Ireland

Adele Bergin, Niall Conroy, Abian Garcia Rodriguez, Dawn Holland, Niall McInerney, Edgar Morgenroth and Donal Smith

2017: Recreational Use of Public Waterways and the Impact of Water Quality

Benjamin Breen, John Curtis and Stephen Hynes

2017: Advertising and investment spillovers in the diffusion of residential energy efficiency renovations

Matthew Collins and John Curtis

2017: Making centralised data work for community development: an exploration of area-based training programmes in a unified framework

Seamus McGuinness, Adele Bergin and Adele Whelan

2017: The economic contribution of recreational fishing: Waterville, Co. Kerry

John Curtis, Benjamin Breen, Paul O'Reilly and Cathal O'Donoghue

2017: The experience of economic stress among families with children during the Irish recession

Dorothy Watson, Christopher Whelan, Bertrand Maître and James Williams

2017: School-based friendships among students with special educational needs

Joanne Banks

2017: Water quality and water-based recreational activity

John Curtis, Stephen Hynes and Benjamin Breen

2017: How much extra energy does a household use when its income rises? The answer depends on how much energy it uses in the first place

Jason Harold, John Cullinan and Sean Lyons

2017: Analysing the distributional impact of indirect taxes: a new approach for Ireland

Michael Savage

2017: Household investments into solar PV and battery storage: an analysis of profitability and impact

Valentin Bertsch, Jutta Geldermann and Tobia Lühn

2017: Fiscal sustainability and demographic change

Karina Doorley

2017: Water quality and recreational use of public waterways

Benjamin Breen, John Curtis and Stephen Hynes

2017: Unmet healthcare needs in Ireland

Sheelah Connolly and Maev-Ann Wren

2017: Recreational angling tournaments: participants’ expenditures

John Curtis, O’Reilly, Paul and Benjamin Breen

2017: Irish residents’ views of energy-related technologies

Valentin Bertsch, Marie Hyland and Michael Mahony

2017: Investment in knowledge-based capital and its impact on productivity

Iulia Siedschlag, Martina Lawless and Mattia Di Ubaldo

2017: Addressing market segmentation and incentives for risk selection: How well does risk equalisation in the Irish private health insurance market work?

Conor Keegan, Conor Teljeur, Brian Turner and Steve Thomas

2017: Social relationships and the transition to second-level education

Emer Smyth

2017: Designing fair support schemes for renewable electricity

Mel Devine, Niall Farrell and William T Lee

2017: Irish enterprise exporting patterns in goods and services

Martina Lawless, Iulia Siedschlag and Zuzanna Studnicka

2017: Value for money in energy efficiency retrofits in Ireland: grant provider and grant recipients

Matthew Collins and John Curtis

2017: A measure for identifying substantial geographic concentrations of economic activity

Chris Van Egeraat, Edgar Morgenroth, Rutger Kroes, Declan Curran and Justin Gleeson

2017: More information, lower costs: a new electricity market mechanism

Mel Devine and Muireann Lynch

2017: The intergenerational impact of The Great Recession on economic stress in Ireland in a comparative perspective

Bertrand Maître, Christopher Whelan and Brian Nolan

2017: Anglers’ preferences for fishing site attributes

Benjamin Breen and John Curtis

2017: Improving the employment prospects of graduates: What can universities do?

Seamus McGuinness, Adele Whelan and Adele Bergin

2017: Early skill formation and the efficiency of parental investment

Orla Doyle, Colm Harmon, James Heckman, Caitríona Logue and Seong Hyeok Moon