Here are the slides I used for a presentation in UCC on Ireland’s Public Debt Crisis.
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ReplyDeleteThat was a superb presentation. I would have liked to have attended. Well laid out, well cross refenced and very well sequenced.
[PS. At the end the slide show continues into other PP slides. You might want to look into this.]
Going forward!, the most disappointing aspects are the deficit of 18Billion in 2011 but only reducing to 17Billion in 2012. It is not good enough.
Goiing backwards!, what do you say. It's enough to make a grown man weep.