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Displaying Results 76 - 100 of 2667 on page 4 of 107
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An econometric analysis of Irish households' food expenditure patterns : Tobit, double-hurdle and infrequency of purchase approaches
(2002)
Newman, Carol Frances
An econometric analysis of Irish households' food expenditure patterns : Tobit, double-hurdle and infrequency of purchase approaches
(2002)
Newman, Carol Frances
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THESIS 6785
In this thesis, the factors shaping Irish households? meat and prepared meals expenditure decisions are analysed using the 1987/8 and 1994/5 Irish Household Budget Survey datasets. In Chapter 1 of this thesis, the changing pattern of food consumption is outlined and the importance of two sectors of the industry, meat and prepared meals, to the Irish food sector is emphasised. A number of factors are identified as influencing the demand for these food items with the main implication being a decline in the importance of price and income factors and a simultaneous increase in the significance of socio-demographic factors, assumed to underpin consumers? tastes and preferences. Specifically, convenience and health are identified as significant attributes of food products desired by many household groups. In Chapter 2, the econometric methodology specific to modelling household expenditure using micro survey data, in the presence of zero observations on the dependent varia...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78545
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Exploring the nutrition and lifestyle knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of student Home Economics teachers: a four year longitudinal study
(2008)
Mullaney, Mary Isobelle
Exploring the nutrition and lifestyle knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of student Home Economics teachers: a four year longitudinal study
(2008)
Mullaney, Mary Isobelle
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THESIS 8680
The link between dietary and lifestyle behaviours and the development of chronic diseases is well established. It is also widely acknowledged that obesity linked with insufficient exercise contributes to health problems and that, conversely, weight reducing diets may compromise dietary intake of key nutrients. It is often advocated that poor dietary and lifestyle practices should be tackled through education. One of the aims of the Irish Home Economics curriculum is to teach secondary school pupils about nutrition and lifestyle practices conducive to health. However, the lifestyle practices and attitudes of those teaching this subject in Ireland have never been examined.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78526
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Equity in Irish health care financing
(2008)
Smith, Samantha, 1975-
Equity in Irish health care financing
(2008)
Smith, Samantha, 1975-
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THESIS 8636
Equity is a central principle in Irish health policy and there is increasing political interest in altering the health financing structures in order to improve equity in the system. However, investigations of equity in Irish health care financing are out-dated and there are also concerns that available analytic measures are not adequately capturing patterns of inequity that are occurring in practice. The objectives of this thesis were to update and expand on previous analysis of equity in Irish health care financing by compiling more up-to-date data, developing and using alternative analytic methods, and identifying and modelling policy options for improving equity in the system.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78625
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Essays on the measurement and implications of trade liberalisation
(2007)
Walsh, Keith
Essays on the measurement and implications of trade liberalisation
(2007)
Walsh, Keith
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THESIS 8113
This thesis is an empirical analysis of the measurement and implications of trade liberalisation. Four core chapters cover the following areas: (i) the modelling of agricultural trade policy instruments; (ii) the determinants of services trade; and the economic consequences of trade liberalisation for (iii) the Irish economy and (iv) developing countries in the context of the Doha Round of world trade negotiations. Chapter 1 introduces the context for the thesis, presents the motivation for the topics addressed and outlines the structure of the remaining chapters. The primary methodology employed in this thesis is the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. Chapter 2 provides a detailed description of the standard GTAP model and its database. The structure of the model and database are presented, as are the assumptions that underpin the model framework and the construction of the database.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78646
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Essays on labour productivity, technical efficiency and foreign direct investment in Irish manufacturing industry
(2003)
Ugur, Ali
Essays on labour productivity, technical efficiency and foreign direct investment in Irish manufacturing industry
(2003)
Ugur, Ali
Abstract:
THESIS 8047
The aim of this thesis is to investigate the structural change that took place in the Irish manufacturing sector during the 1990s. Chapter 2 examines the patterns and growth of labour productivity and employment in Irish manufacturing industry over the 1990s for both domestic and foreign firms separately using 2-digit industry level data. We show that over the period overall labour productivity growth was 158 per cent. An examination of this growth by nationality of ownership shows that labour productivity growth has been much higher in foreign firms than it has been in their domestic counterparts, 185 per cent and 37 per cent for foreign and domestic firms, respectively which shows evidence of divergence of labour productivity in the Irish manufacturing sector between foreign and domestic firms. Our analysis of the sectoral growth rates in productivity between 1991 and 1999 shows that the sectors that are experiencing greater productivity growth are not the same for...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78641
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Essays on the causes and consequences of international migration
(2012)
Elsner, Benjamin
Essays on the causes and consequences of international migration
(2012)
Elsner, Benjamin
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THESIS 9810
This thesis is a collection of three essays on the economic consequences of international migration. The first chapter studies the impact of emigration on wages in the sending countries. It exploits a change in the migration laws in Europe following EU enlargement in 2004 which triggered an emigration wave of 1.2 million workers within 3 years. Using data from Lithuania, the UK and Ireland, I find that emigration led to an increase in the wages of stayers. For a 10 percentage-point increase in the emigration rate, wages increased on average by 6.6%. This effect is statistically significant for men, but not for women.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/78908
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Ageing and the balance of care: an investigation into the relationship between and determinants of acute hospital bed and long -term care utilisation
(2011)
Wren, Maev-Ann
Ageing and the balance of care: an investigation into the relationship between and determinants of acute hospital bed and long -term care utilisation
(2011)
Wren, Maev-Ann
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THESIS 9555
The central theme of this thesis is the effect of ageing on the balance between acute and long-term care (LTC). The thesis comprises two separate but related enquiries. The first enquiry is an econometric analysis of the drivers of acute bed and long-term care utilisation across member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The second enquiry is an examination of long-term care supply and demand in Ireland which includes: analysis of the first comprehensive, longitudinal Irish data on disability prevalence; and the development of a statistical model predicting demand for residential long-term care, based on projected demographic change, trends in disability rates in older age and a policy of reconfiguring care from the acute to the community and long-term care sectors.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79401
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The role of information in household energy decisions
(2014)
Carroll, James
The role of information in household energy decisions
(2014)
Carroll, James
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THESIS 10544
This dissertation explores the effects of various informational policy interventions in a number of energy markets. Using a number of trials and surveys, this research aims to highlight a household?s underlying energy-reducing motivations, the presence of market failures related to imperfect or asymmetric information and the effect and justification for informational policy intervention. Chapter 1 introduces this dissertation, discusses the specific research questions explored and provides a brief description of the background to energy-related research of this kind (climate change).
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79517
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Potent ingredients : understanding uncertainty, volatility and macroeconomic performance
(2015)
Curran, Michael
Potent ingredients : understanding uncertainty, volatility and macroeconomic performance
(2015)
Curran, Michael
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THESIS 10866
This thesis comprises of three related essays in international financial macroeconomics. The research centers on the relation between the volatility of interest rates at which small open economies borrow internationally and the dynamics of macroeconomic variables. So, the thesis is mainly concerned with the relation between second order moments in finance and first order moments in macroeconomics. The research is predominantly empirical and quantitative with some contributions to the computational literature.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/79548
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Downward nominal wage rigidity and macroeconomic adjustment in a monetary union
(2014)
Fagan, Gabriel
Downward nominal wage rigidity and macroeconomic adjustment in a monetary union
(2014)
Fagan, Gabriel
Abstract:
THESIS 10423
The core of this thesis consists of three papers. Although independent, a common theme running through the papers is the macroeconomic adjustment of an open economy in a monetary union. In particular, we look at how adjustment to shocks is affected by two factors: downward nominal wage rigidity (DNWR) and central bank financing in a monetary union. The analysis in the papers combines of the use of of empirical data and estimation with the simulation of microfounded dynamic general equilibrium models.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80010
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Essays on regulatory instuments : leniency and anti-dumping
(2014)
Marv?o, Catarina
Essays on regulatory instuments : leniency and anti-dumping
(2014)
Marv?o, Catarina
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THESIS 10407
In this thesis I explore two specific regulatory instruments, from a theoretical standpoint and from an empirical perspective. In particular, I address the regulation of leniency in relation to EU and US cartels and the regulation of the alleged dumping of products exported into the EU.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80321
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Essays in quantitative economic history
(2014)
McDonagh, John M. N.
Essays in quantitative economic history
(2014)
McDonagh, John M. N.
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THESIS 10786
The thesis explores three historical questions using novel datasets and the most up to date econometric methods available. The thesis is motivated by the growing success of economic history in addressing a range of issues through the use of quantitative techniques.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80338
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Essays on the income, wealth and family tranfers of the older generation
(2015)
Nivakoski, Sanna
Essays on the income, wealth and family tranfers of the older generation
(2015)
Nivakoski, Sanna
Abstract:
THESIS 10559
This thesis consists of three core chapters which contain empirical analyses of financial decision-making among older people. The chapters focus on pension coverage, retirees? incomes and replacement rates, subjective life expectancy and its effect on wealth and the exchange motive in intergenerational transfers from parents to their adult children. The data used in the examination of these topics come from the first two waves of The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA).
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80429
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Perspectives on bank competition and the real economy
(2014)
Ryan, Robert M.
Perspectives on bank competition and the real economy
(2014)
Ryan, Robert M.
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THESIS 10799
The subject of this thesis is the empirical analysis of bank competition. An expanding collection of theoretical arguments suggests that the intensity at which banks compete with each other can influence their behaviour?and the behaviour of the economic agents with which they interact? in profound and complex ways. The implications of this evolving theory reach far beyond the traditional predictions of the industrial organisation literature as they relate to prices, quantities and economic rents. Indeed, many of these predictions have highhghted a number of previously unconsidered negative effects of increased bank competition and. as a result, the academic and public policy debate has evolved beyond the once well-established prior that competition in banking markets produces unambiguous welfare gains.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80498
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Essays in intenational macroeconomics
(2014)
Velic, Adnan
Essays in intenational macroeconomics
(2014)
Velic, Adnan
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THESIS 10460
This thesis comprises three essays on topics in international macroeconomics. In particular, the research conducted in this thesis focuses on the dynamics of real exchange rates and external imbalances, and is predominantly of the empirical variety.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/80537
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Essays on international financial integration and the financial sector
(2016)
Carvalho, Daniel
Essays on international financial integration and the financial sector
(2016)
Carvalho, Daniel
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THESIS 11119
This dissertation encompasses four essays, which deal with issues related to the cross-border financial integration and the financialization of economies. The first essay analyses whether foreign bond buying of euro area securities had an impact on euro area long-term interest rates. Capital flows into the euro area were particularly large in the mid-2000s and the share of foreign holdings of euro area securities increased substantially between the introduction of the euro and the outbreak of the global financial crisis. The essay shows that the increase in foreign holdings of euro area bonds in this period is associated with a reduction of euro area long-term interest rates by about 1.55 percentage points, which is in line with previous studies that document a similar impact of foreign bond buying on US Treasury yields. These results are relevant both from a euro area and a global perspective, as they show that the phenomenon of lower long-term interest rates due t...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/82899
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A Health Economics Model. The cost benefits of the Physical Activity Strategy for Northern Ireland - a summary of key findings
(2001)
Swales C.; Economics Branch; Department of Health; Social Services and Public Safety
A Health Economics Model. The cost benefits of the Physical Activity Strategy for Northern Ireland - a summary of key findings
(2001)
Swales C.; Economics Branch; Department of Health; Social Services and Public Safety
Abstract:
This summary report follows on from the publication of the Northern Ireland physical activity strategy in 1996 and the subsequent publication of the strategy action plan in 1998. Within this strategy action plan a recommendation was made for the health sector, that research should be carried out to evaluate and compare the cost of investing in physical activity programmes against the cost of treating preventable illness. To help in the development of this key area, the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety's Economics Branch agreed to develop a model that would seek to establish the extent of avoidable deaths from physical inactivity and, as a consequence, the avoidable economic and healthcare costs for Northern Ireland.
http://dx.doi.org/10.14655/799178-3740
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An economics-based road classification system for South Africa
(2018)
Ross, Don; Townshend, Matthew
An economics-based road classification system for South Africa
(2018)
Ross, Don; Townshend, Matthew
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Many road authorities, including those in South Africa, are unable to reliably identify and prioritise the maintenance of two essential road categories: roads that are required to satisfy citizens’ constitutional right to access basic services; and roads that maximise potential economic growth. This issue stems from reliance on the current set of classification systems, which lack the requisite detail to determine a road’s significance in connecting communities to basic service facilities, the volume and type of economic activity it supports, and overlaps between these functions. This paper therefore presents an economics-based road classification system customised for the South African road network. The new system disaggregates roads into four classes: Basic Access Roads; Strategic Roads; Tactical Roads; and Surplus Roads. The characteristics and maintenance priority level of each road class are addressed, along with an identification methodology that authorities can use to include...
http://hdl.handle.net/10468/6797
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Essays in applied microeconomics : smart networks and behaviour of households and firms
(2016)
McCoy, Daire
Essays in applied microeconomics : smart networks and behaviour of households and firms
(2016)
McCoy, Daire
Abstract:
THESIS 11241
This dissertation explores a number of aspects related to the roll-out of network infrastructure. The focus is on the integration of electricity networks and ICT, and the interaction of these technologies with the behaviour of households and firms. This work is empirical in nature and employs simulation and econometric modelling techniques, in order to examine a broad range of questions related to this. There is a particular focus on the spatial distribution of effects, given the heterogeneity that exists in both network infrastructure provision, and household and firm locations across geographies. Chapter 1 provides the introduction, along with a general background to this research, and then outlines the specific research questions that are explored in this dissertation. Chapter 2 examines in detail the role in which improved information on electricity usage through ICT can have on household investment decisions related to energy efficiency. This paper uses data fr...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85227
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The construction, calibration and interpretation of IMAGE, a CGE model of the Irish economy with particular focus on agriculture
(2002)
O'Toole, Ronald Paul John
The construction, calibration and interpretation of IMAGE, a CGE model of the Irish economy with particular focus on agriculture
(2002)
O'Toole, Ronald Paul John
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THESIS 6809
This thesis details the construction, calibration and interpretation of IMAGE, a CGE model of the hish economy. The name IMAGE is an acronym of ?Irish Model of Agriculture, General Equilibrium?. This name captures the two key elements of the model, firstly that it is specifically designed to capture the key mechanisms that drive the Irish agricultural sector, and secondly that this is achieved in a general equilibrium framework. The structure of this thesis is as follows. Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 begin by documenting the construction of the base 1993 version of the model. The former discusses the form of the model code, the technology assumptions, i.e. functional forms, underlying the model and the method used for solving the model. Chapter 3 explains the data requirements for CGE models of the type employed, and explains the process used to reconcile the (at times conflicting) data from the various input- output sources. The chapter continues by explaining in some de...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85385
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A theoretical and empirical study of the issues relating to second level students' comprehension of economics text
(2001)
Curran, Christopher Anthony
A theoretical and empirical study of the issues relating to second level students' comprehension of economics text
(2001)
Curran, Christopher Anthony
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THESIS 6285
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the issues relating to comprehension of economics text by senior cycle students (15 years +) and to present a small scale empirical study of the effectiveness of instruction in the principles of summarization as means of improving literal and inferential comprehension, summarization, and recall.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85462
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Value, money and risk : three essays
(2003)
Li, Matthew C.
Value, money and risk : three essays
(2003)
Li, Matthew C.
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THESIS 7158
This thesis comprises of three essays which explore the theories of value, money and risk. The first essay takes a theoretical approach to study the background of and the relationship between value, money and wealth. The second and third essays examine empirically the issue of risk at both domestic and international levels.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85481
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The bureaucrats's decision rule and government efficiency
(2017)
Zhang, Mengyang
The bureaucrats's decision rule and government efficiency
(2017)
Zhang, Mengyang
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THESIS 11456
This thesis focuses on the decision problem of local bureaucrats and the impact on government performance. Chapter 1 outlines the context of the thesis and provide a description of the thesis structure. Chapter 2 investigates the efficiency of decentralised targeting programmes and the distribution of public benefits. In Vietnam, village and commune officials decide whether a household is qualified to be classified as poor in order to get access to public transfers. This chapter focuses on the role of political connections in the poverty identification process and shows that political connections play a vital role. Households with relatives working in commune level government have an advantage in signalling their needs and are more likely to be classified as poor households. This is due to better knowledge of the process of identification. Social connections help identified households maintain social networks and reduce the probability of disagreement about the list...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/85529
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Perspectives on social exclusion
(2006)
Collins, Miche?l L.
Perspectives on social exclusion
(2006)
Collins, Miche?l L.
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THESIS 7804
Over the last decade the term 'social exclusion' has entered the academic and political vernacular. There, it has been seen as a broad, somewhat undefined, concept which more comprehensively captures experiences of disadvantage than that previously achieved by assessments of income and multiple deprivation (Silver, 1994; Atkinson, 1998; Percy-Smith, 2000). The purpose of this thesis is to examine that concept from a number of different perspectives.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/86267
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An economic analysis of voting in Central and Eastern Europe
(2005)
Doyle, Orla
An economic analysis of voting in Central and Eastern Europe
(2005)
Doyle, Orla
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THESIS 7582
The countries of Central and Eastern Europe have now experienced fourteen years of democratic rule and a market economy. In this time they have participated in a variety of elections while undertaking a series of economic reforms, which have had diverging consequences. This thesis examines the duality of these evolving economic and political systems and interactions therein. The common theme permeating the thesis is the investigation of the extent and form of economic voting in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/86300
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