• The socioeconomic determinants of crime in Ireland from 2003-2012 

  Brosnan, Stephen (Economic and Social Review, 2019-05)

  This paper analyses the socioeconomic determinants of property crime and violent crime in Ireland between 2003 and 2012. The aim of the study is to determine whether individuals respond to incentives when deciding to engage ...
• The impact of displacement on the earnings of workers in Ireland 

  McCarthy, Nóirín; Wright, Peter W. (Economic and Social Studies, 2018)

  In this paper we estimate the earnings losses of displaced workers. We use a novel matched worker-firm dataset to estimate earnings losses associated with mass-layoff and closure events in Ireland. Using propensity score ...
• To HTA or not to HTA: identifying the factors influencing the rapid review outcome in Ireland 

  Murphy, Aileen; Redmond, Sandra (Elsevier, 2019-03-06)

  Objectives: Reimbursement systems are evolving and endeavor to balance access and affordability. One such evolution in Ireland is the compulsory rapid review (RR) process, the outcome from which is a recommendation for a ...
• Competition between organisational forms in Danish and Irish dairying around the turn of the twentieth century 

  McLaughlin, Eoin; Sharp, Paul (Taylor & Francis Group, 2019-04-04)

  By 1914, Danish butter had captured a sizeable share of the British market, largely at the expense of Irish suppliers. This is usually attributed to a more successful adoption of the cooperative organisational form, where ...
• Automation and Irish towns: who's most at risk? 

  Crowley, Frank; Doran, Justin (Spatial and Regional Economics Research Centre, University College Cork, 2019)

  Future automation and artificial intelligence technologies are expected to have a major impact on the labour market. Despite the growing literature in the area of automation and the risk it poses to employment, there is ...

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