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This paper examines distributional and income mobility dynamics using the full population of 2.2 million tax units in Ireland from 2006 to 2015. The purpose of the paper is to make the best use of the tax record data and … Continue reading →

Revenue’s fourth survey of Small and Medium sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) was conducted in September and October 2017. The objective of the survey is to help Revenue improve the quality of the service provided to support timely voluntary compliance. Over 10,000 … Continue reading →

Throughout the year, IGEES staff and those working in analysis across the civil service, produce papers and other work that contributes to the overall goal of embedding evidence based policy making at the highest level. This does this through: analysis … Continue reading →

Recent research in the area of productivity has moved on from macro, and sectoral, analysis to firm level analysis and has sought to explore the dynamics that drive the main channels for aggregate productivity growth. These are, namely productivity growth … Continue reading →