IBEC says Ireland is more attractive to investors

Ireland is an investment opportunity

Employers have issued a positive assessment of the way in which international businesses are viewing Ireland as an attractive location. In a recent report published titled “ Ireland, a place to do business”, IBEC has called on the Government to ensure that any changed to the taxation system promote consumer confidence and encourage a return to more normal spending and saving patterns.

Detailing what it calls “the major adjustments” that have taken place in the Irish Economy over the past two years, this report states that as a result, Ireland is once again being viewed positively by foreign investors. It states that “exports are being helped by improving international demand and the weakening of the euro. However, it also states what it calls two- speed recovery, with a thriving export sector but sluggish domestic demand”

The report also details “ the government must build on the recent restoration of lost competiveness and increasing productivity” IBEC has called for a well targeted public capital investment programme and suggests that any changed to the taxation system promote consumer confidence and encourage a return to normal spending and saving patterns.

John McCarrick
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