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From new work published today in Economic History Review.
Irish GDP (1924-47) amalgamated with the first official NIE estimates.
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Seán Kenny
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Seán Kenny
@SeanEKH
Dept. of Economics, University College Cork. Affiliations: Lund Uni, Dept. of Economic History Project: External Shocks and Fiscal Sustainability (IRC-SFI)
Katılım Kasım 2017
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A new working paper constructing Quarterly GDP for Ireland since 1950 (from @reb_stuart and I). We join these with the first official numbers (1995). The 50s + 80s look even worse, and the 90s show up as a distinctive break after a rocky start.
quceh.org.uk/uploads/1/0/5/…
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open.spotify.com/episode/4954QR… excellent episode of the economic history podcast with @delong . Thanks @SeanEKH
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Considering the extent of international inter/intra war "instability" facing Ireland's early prospects (1924-47), the decades of the 1950s and 1980s might warrant a lower economic performance grade than the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s.
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From new work published today in Economic History Review.
Irish GDP (1924-47) amalgamated with the first official NIE estimates.
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@jlpobrien In the near future, @alandebromhead and @SeanEKH might be able to add sub-regions of Ireland to this!
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Employment in "Industry & Mining" sectors (% of total) in European regions in 1925, 1970 and 2015. Source: Rosés-Wolf database wiwi.hu-berlin.de/de/professuren…
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New working paper announcement! Ever wondered why Irish is such an endangered language? Joint work with Alan Fernihough and Eoin McLaughlin (@eoinaldo) crunches the numbers. We argue language loss was driven by endogenous demand for English, not exogenous policy imposition.
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19187
#Irish Regional GDP since Independence
@alandebromhead @ucddublin @EconomicsUCD, @SeanEKH @UCC @lunduniversity
ow.ly/i8LA50SrwwB
#CEPR_EH #CEPR_MG #economics
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@reb_stuart Thanks Rebecca, a lot of work, as you know. Looking forward to catching up soon!
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@jlpobrien Thanks John! As I write in paper, the caveat is that 1920s are likely flattered by not including starting years 1920-3 (deep contraction). 1930s appear bleaker due to end year (WW2) of decade.
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Annual average growth rates of the Republic of Ireland per decade since independence - @SeanEKH ceph.ie/article-re/iri…
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The Irish Free State had a lower GDP per capita at independence than previously estimated (e.g. Maddison Project), according to Sean Kenny's new research: ceph.ie/article-re/iri…
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Now on Early View:
'Nominal wage patterns, monopsony, and labour market power in early modern England'.
By Meredith M. Paker, Judy Z. Stephenson and Patrick Wallis.
@mmpaker @judyzara @phwallis @GrinnellCollege @ucl @LSEnews1
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eh…
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Delighted that my paper with @HmsGerlach on “Commodity prices and International Inflation, 1851-1913” will be published in the Journal of International Money and Finance. The most recent version is available here: rebeccastuart.net/wp-content/upl…
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Now on Early View:
'Modifying the success story of Sweden: Revised output and labour productivity figures for manufacturing, 1869–1950'.
By Jesper Hamark and Svante Prado. @econGU
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eh…
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If I had one piece of advice for any PhD students, it’s to take advantage of summer schools like this
I did a couple over my PhD. They make such a difference and are a great networking opportunity as well!
HEDG (Historical Economics and Development Group)@SDUeconhist
New PhD course📚 From Numbers to Narratives: Data Techniques in Economics, Demography, and Social Sciences 🤩Lectures by @NJCummins 🗓️17-21 June 🇩🇰 University of Southern Denmark, Odense ⏰ Registration deadline, 1 June (link in comments) 👉Read more: econ.au.dk/old/news-and-e…
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@DJordan_Econ Great thatyou made it down David, and thanks for presenting your interesting work- good luck with it!
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This was a great workshop, with very interesting new research, & received very helpful feedback on my research into NI's 20th Century public finances
Fergal O'Connor@a_fergal
Great workshop yesterday on “The Irish Economy in the 20th Century” run with @SeanEKH in @UCC @economicsucc @CUBSucc funded by the @IrishResearch & @scienceirel. Wide range of papers from presenters across Irish and UK universities @eoinaldo @ronanlyons
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Great session and very happy to be able to present new work-in-progress on the impact of Labourers Act cottages on health outcomes 1880s-1910s. Hoping to have a working paper on this in the next few months.
Fergal O'Connor@a_fergal
Great workshop yesterday on “The Irish Economy in the 20th Century” run with @SeanEKH in @UCC @economicsucc @CUBSucc funded by the @IrishResearch & @scienceirel. Wide range of papers from presenters across Irish and UK universities @eoinaldo @ronanlyons
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