01 December 2010
The Root of the Irish Economic Problem
So, they have cut a deal for the Irish to cut their own economic throats, but I think that all the commentary misses the big picture on the Republic of Ireland.
Before the boom, Ireland was a 3rd world country that happened to be a part of the EU.
At the height of the bubble, Ireland was a 3rd world nation that was part of the EU, and part of the Euro zone, which drove a speculative frenzy being driven by massive foreign cash flows.
It was still, and remains, a 3rd world nation that was a part of the EU.
To be fair, it might better be called a 2-¾ world nation, but still.....
Before the boom, Ireland was a 3rd world country that happened to be a part of the EU.
At the height of the bubble, Ireland was a 3rd world nation that was part of the EU, and part of the Euro zone, which drove a speculative frenzy being driven by massive foreign cash flows.
It was still, and remains, a 3rd world nation that was a part of the EU.
To be fair, it might better be called a 2-¾ world nation, but still.....
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