Irish economy are we at an inflection point?

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Recorded12 May 2023

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On the surface, the Irish economy is doing very well. Foreign direct investment was up 17% last year while the rest of Europe was flat. Unemployment is down to 3.9% and wages are growing. But are we at an inflection point? Is climate risk already priced in? Is the enormous upheaval that could be caused by artificial intelligence accounted for? All issues for Harry Goddard - Chief executive of Deloitte IRL who joined Joe this morning on the show.

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