Take 5: Competitiveness body calls for return of third-level fees
Avoid quick-fix housing measures and broaden tax base, urges National Competitiveness Council
Irelandmust strengthen its competitiveness internally rather than relying on a favourable exchange rate, a low interest environment and weak fuel prices.
That's according to the National Competitiveness Council which says that while Ireland's economic recovery is robust, significant threats could damage growth prospects and living standards.
Council chairman Professor Peter Clinch points out that Brexit has far-reaching and ongoing structural implications, which is why competitiveness must be the central pillar of Ireland’s economic ...
