Some analysts believe Sanders left-wing approach is ‘biggest threat’ to stocks in 2020

Don’t be surprised if more house-building has less impact on prices than you might expect

Production team and cast illuminate 1840s with sean-nós, economists and vivid footage

Stocktake: If Trump thinks he can bully the Fed via risky policies, he might just do so

Jeffrey Sachs also due to take part in Kilkenny gathering of comedy and economics

Suzanne Lynch: Political danger of moving far left is why some Democrats think centrist is best

The first part of a series examines the trade-offs made in joining the single currency

Cryptocurrency price collapse a painful lesson for new generation of investors

Figures show decline in tourist numbers coming from Britain, but trade remains solid

House prices and pub revenues slumped while thousands remain in mortgage arrears

A decade after the world’s worst financial meltdown, history may be repeating itself

Many experts were given Nostradamus status in the aftermath of the financial crisis

CEO wants to expand organisation overseas as business becomes more ‘internationalised’

Caveat: We shouldn’t forget painful memories of dark times when there were no jobs

CSO report shows growth in competitiveness driven by multinational capital investment

‘If you claim the rise, you own the fall’

Paschal Donohoe has welcomed new measure to counter ‘leprechaun economics’

The Dow Jones index of shares has gained almost 33% since Trump’s inauguration

Common thread of responses to recent revelations is to attempt to minimise them

The US president’s knowledge of how the markets actually work could be improved

The flicker of economic growth has stemmed the populist tide for now but for how long?

Paschal Donohoe on overly admiring takes on Thomas Piketty’s landmark C21

Far-right candidate portrays rival Emmanuel Macron as the embodiment of ‘finance’

‘Let CSO count housing completions – statistics we have now are dangerously useless’

Economic recovery owes much to flexibility not open to Ireland or Greece

Time to explain to Northern Unionists that their economic future looks far rosier in the EU

Insults won’t damage him – they shore up his image as a brave outsider attempting a new form of government

Stocktake: Worrying about Trump, don’t believe the hype and snapping up the wrong ‘Snapchat’

Reforms such as Dodd-Frank serve people not corporations. These are being reversed

New GNI* indicator to counterbalance inflation of Irish figures by multinationals

As the US and UK pursue unrealistic trade goals, Ireland needs to take a different path

US president-elect has had thousands of hours of airtime for his flights of ignorance

All the ‘New Politics’ comes down to is installing ‘abstain’ buttons in the Dáil

Consternation regarding Trump’s victory is understandable, but one point bears repeating: don’t let your politics colour your investment outlook

New US president’s trade and tax policies carry risks for a small, open economy like ours

‘On economics, as on everything else, a terrible thing has just happened’

Minister says there is perception bigger countries are afforded greater flexibility

Having time to spare makes you feel in control – and comes with moral high ground

Ronan Lyons says tax relief for those struggle to buy property will only increase prices