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Assessing the BoomMalley, 1989; Kennedy et al., 1988). Yet, despite having an impact at the time, these books were quickly forgotten as the severe cutbacks implemented by the incoming Fianna Fáil government in 1987 began to yield, not a deepening recession, but ‘an expansionary fiscal contraction’ (see Boylan, 2002:

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Best of Times?bution is the common theme that links the various topics of this chapter. It begins by examining more closely the distributional impact of the boom years, examining poverty, inequality and the little we know about the distribution of wealth. The following section examines the distribution of employm

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Elaborating Theorythe central weaknesses of the Irish growth model, making it a more sure guide than other theoretical approaches to what lies ahead. For, as Cox states in the quote with which this chapter opens, theory needs to be assessed in terms of which sectors it favours and what purpose it serves. Therefore, t

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State: Developmental or Competition?he other. Chapter 6 has outlined a theoretical approach that seeks to overcome these limitations, with a particular focus on making explicit the bases for theorising the relationship between political economy configurations (namely how state and market interrelate) and processes of egalitarian socia

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Market: Neo-liberalism Irish-styled private authority, that requires examination in order to understand the particular and distinctive configuration of any economy. This is particularly true in a case like that of Ireland in which the indigenous private sector has shown weak capacity to develop dynamic economic sectors so that the s

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