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Great post by Aidan O’Regan on his Irish Public Policy website, which I only came across today.
The original post is here: How Much Did Eurozone States Spend On Bailing Out Private Banks?.
Have a look at the table that Aidan has done up, based on the Euro area annual report, 2009.

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I had thought Conor was up to his neck in waffles, chips and mayonnaise and that I’d have to deputise for him on the Tarquin Bartleby front. I see, however, that he’s managed to get a post up on one of the sorceror’s apprentices that pass for economic analysts in Lilliput.
Nonetheless, in the interests of […]

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More from the wonderful Tarquin Bartleby.

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Great little pisstake on Michael Caine’s endorsement of the Conservative party.

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A couple of weeks back I got an email from a publisher, asking whether I was thinking of writing a book, and if so would I keep them in mind. So I wrote back saying yeah, I’ve got a couple of ideas, and I sent them on a proposal. I gave them a brief synopsis […]

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In response to speculations that North Korea has executed its Minister of Economy because a failed monetary reform. This news was issued by YONHAP (South Korea) and soon reproduced systematically by many media of other countries, among them the most important Spanish newspapers. In order to begin, YONHAP mentions as origin of the news: ‘ […]

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The Irish think tank for action on social change TASC, has just launched a new economics blog today, with the aim of providing a forum for progressive economists commenting on the Irish economy. While the media is awash with plenty of economic opinion at the moment, the majority of it seems to follow a narrow […]

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Part one of Josh Weedon’s most recent venture, Dr. Horrible’s Sing Along Blog. Apparently, it’s been out for the guts of a year, but I only came across it tonight.
Enjoy.

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Perhaps this shouldn’t be a post at all, but I decided to publish it because a comment I left on the Irish Times business blog about it hasn’t been published – yet.
Apparently there is a quote doing the rounds on the internet which purports to be taken from Karl Marx’s Capital (or if you […]

 

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