This paper provides estimates of the cost of debt-financed capital to Irish manufacturing industry over the period 1985 to 2011. The estimates are provided for two types of capital assets, machinery and equipment and industrial buildings. They also incorporate policy interventions aimed at influencing investment behaviour of manufacturing firms in Ireland. The results show that large capital gains recorded during the Celtic Tiger period created a downward distortion in the user cost of investing in industrial buildings. On average, policy interventions reduced the cost of capital compared to the cost of capital in the absence of these interventions, and the tax-related interventions were more favourable in the case of industrial building t...
This thesis examines and analyses the first industrial policy initiative undertaken in independent I...
Irish National Income and Expenditure Accounts do not contain information on capital stocks or capit...
Manufacturing industry is a crucial ingredient in national economic development. This is because of...
This paper provides estimates of the cost of debt-financed capital to Irish manufacturing industry o...
updated to 1975. The revisions involve the use of different series for the price of new capital good...
Abstract: This study reviews the theoretical background to recent discussions o f the measurement o ...
The availability of R.N. Vaughan's annual estimates of gross and net capital stock for each manufac...
Industrial development policy in Ireland has long been characterised by its reliance on both discret...
This paper analyses the influence of government grants on the investment decision making process in ...
Industrial production in Ireland experienced a sharp decline towards the end of the last decade. The...
peer-reviewedThis paper examines an approach to estimating the net additionality of financial assis...
Manufacturing industry is a crucial ingredient in national economic development. This is because of...
In this paper, we trace the indebtedness of the non-financial corporate sector in Ireland over the p...
Using firm-level data from the Irish Census of Industrial Production for the period from 1991-2009, ...
The growth of the Irish economy in the years 1995-2007 was dramatic and unparalleled by Western econ...
This thesis examines and analyses the first industrial policy initiative undertaken in independent I...
Irish National Income and Expenditure Accounts do not contain information on capital stocks or capit...
Manufacturing industry is a crucial ingredient in national economic development. This is because of...
This paper provides estimates of the cost of debt-financed capital to Irish manufacturing industry o...
updated to 1975. The revisions involve the use of different series for the price of new capital good...
Abstract: This study reviews the theoretical background to recent discussions o f the measurement o ...
The availability of R.N. Vaughan's annual estimates of gross and net capital stock for each manufac...
Industrial development policy in Ireland has long been characterised by its reliance on both discret...
This paper analyses the influence of government grants on the investment decision making process in ...
Industrial production in Ireland experienced a sharp decline towards the end of the last decade. The...
peer-reviewedThis paper examines an approach to estimating the net additionality of financial assis...
Manufacturing industry is a crucial ingredient in national economic development. This is because of...
In this paper, we trace the indebtedness of the non-financial corporate sector in Ireland over the p...
Using firm-level data from the Irish Census of Industrial Production for the period from 1991-2009, ...
The growth of the Irish economy in the years 1995-2007 was dramatic and unparalleled by Western econ...
This thesis examines and analyses the first industrial policy initiative undertaken in independent I...
Irish National Income and Expenditure Accounts do not contain information on capital stocks or capit...
Manufacturing industry is a crucial ingredient in national economic development. This is because of...