Can We Afford it? Can we afford not to? Northern Ireland costs the UK Exchequer more than €10 billion a year, has a huge public sector, and has much l…
Europe’s – particularly Germany’s – economic model was based on cheap gas, cheap money, and American-policed peace in Europe. Now all three are gone….
One hundred and fifty years after the publication of Das Kapital, maybe the most consequential economics book ever written, the blueprint for the cent…
Noah Smith is a true one-off, an economist of true brilliance, depth, and range. His substack is simply unmissable, covering economics, finance, geopo…
Ireland has been hugely successful at attracting foreign direct investment, particularly from the US, as its companies seek an English-speaking footho…
The aim of David’s podcast, much like Kilkenomics itself, is to make economics easy, uncomplicated, and accessible. With the world at a political, tec…
Why is Red Bull so popular – even though everyone hates the taste? Why do countdown boards on platforms take away the pain of train delays? And why do…
Heading towards chaos or about to reach its potential? In what way is this giant, often overlooked, Continent heading? Join four economists from the …
Inflation has become the number one economic issue everyone is talking about. It affects the value of the money in our pockets and has sparked cost-of…
We live in an age when the pursuit of authenticity – from living our ‘best life’ to eating artisan food – matters more and more to us, but where the f…