Rapid growth in Irish incomes despite crash, research shows
ESRI study also reveals that State has largely bucked trend towards income inequality
Tax will take more of gains than budget allowed for - ESRI
Institute finds expected wage rises not factored in
Lower-income families fare better in budget, study finds
Research suggests most households enjoyed modest lift in disposable income
Inequality cannot be blamed for ‘driving’ populism, conference hears
Professor says narrative has resonance in US but there are differences in other countries
Brexit to prompt major cut in Irish growth forecasts, warns ESRI
Think tank says Ireland’s trade position has already beed damaged by uncertainty
Minimum wage increase will not tackle poverty - ESRI
New study shows majority of those in need do not benefit from rises in hourly pay rate
Majority of jobseekers better-off working, ESRI research shows
Study finds small cohort of families receive more by remaining outside workforce
Work pays better than welfare for most unemployed, ESRI finds
Findings have important implications for policymakers
Austerity budgets hit highest paid hardest
Low-income families suffer most from Budget 2014, report will show
Wide range of measures makes it harder to see the big picture
The net loss to households after the budget is 1.5% but more time is needed to work out the overall impact
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