# esri - Wednesday 12 January, 2022
# ESRI
# ESRI
Following recommendations from the Low Pay Commission, the Irish minimum wage has increased on a yearly basis from 2016 onwards.
# esri - Wednesday 22 December, 2021
# Winter Is Coming
The arrival of freezing temperatures in parts of Europe will likely increase European demand for natural gas. While the forecast for Ireland is comparatively mild, supplies of gas are in relatively short supply across Europe due to a number of factors. This could further increase wholesale gas prices, in turn, fueling electricity and gas bill hikes as soon as January.
# esri - Tuesday 21 December, 2021
# Trading Places
# Trading Places
The food and beverage sector has been particularly affected by the changes, according to the ESRI .
# esri - Thursday 16 December, 2021
# Economic Growth
# Economic Growth
The domestic economy is set to have increased by 6.2%, due to an increase in household spending.
# esri - Tuesday 14 December, 2021
# ESRI
# ESRI
The ESRI study shows that 22% of men and 32% of women aged 20 scored highly for symptoms of depression.
# esri - Wednesday 8 December, 2021
# Growing Up
# Growing Up
The latest in the Growing Up In Ireland research is published today.
# esri - Tuesday 23 November, 2021
# Brexit
In the year to September, the value of imports to the Republic from the North grew by 60% to almost €2.6 billion. The value of goods going the opposite direction rose by almost 50% over the same period last year to €2.8 billion. The changes have been born of necessity rather than politics or questions of identity, Ian Curran writes.
# esri - Saturday 16 October, 2021
# Young Adults
The pandemic has compounded long-standing issues around accommodation costs, low pay and job precarity, Ian Curran writes. Workers in their 20s are now spending more on rent and earning less in real terms than their parents did. Some of these issues are "particularly troublesome" for women, economists say,
# esri - Friday 15 October, 2021
# ESRI
# ESRI
The research into Tuesday’s budget was published by the Economic and Social Research Institute.
# esri - Thursday 7 October, 2021
# Debt And Taxes
# Debt And Taxes
“Significant investments” in housing, climate change and healthcare will be required, the ESRI said.
# esri - Sunday 26 September, 2021
# Energy Crisis
Demand for gas and electricity has surged this year as economies reopened and businesses ramped back up. European benchmark gas prices have tripled as a result. The problems have been exacerbated in Ireland by the temporary closure of two gas-fired power stations.
# esri - Tuesday 14 September, 2021
# Housing Crisis
# Housing Crisis
Less than 25% of lone parents reported home-ownership, compared with 70% of the total population.
# esri - Sunday 8 August, 2021
# Controversy
After Golfgate, experts noticed a slight decrease in how much people believed others were complying. Orla Dwyer reports that researchers will be keeping an eye to see if a similar effect happens in the wake of Merrion Gate. Perceptions of how other people behave is "strongly related" to our own Covid behaviours, according to the ESRI's Dr Shane Timmons.
# esri - Saturday 3 July, 2021
# Financial Incentives
# Financial Incentives
The idea was mooted by a Fianna Fáil TD earlier this week.
# esri - Wednesday 30 June, 2021
# Vaccine Passes
# Vaccine Passes
How exactly it will work is far from obvious.
# esri - Thursday 24 June, 2021
# Economy
# Economy
The think-tank has outlined its forecasts for the Irish economy in a new report.
# esri - Tuesday 22 June, 2021
# Public Opinion
# Public Opinion
‘Overwhelming majority’ have supported public health measures and would have preferred them to be more restrictive.
# esri - Monday 21 June, 2021
# Pandemic Payments
# Pandemic Payments
The payment is not a disincentive to employment, new research has found.
# esri - Thursday 17 June, 2021
# ESRI
# ESRI
People who are less likely to follow news coverage about Covid-19 are more likely to be vaccine hesitant, the research found.
# esri - Thursday 3 June, 2021
# Solutions
# Solutions
Ireland faces another decade of rising prices and rents unless the government spends money building homes, the ESRI says.
# esri - Monday 31 May, 2021
# NPHET Minutes
# NPHET Minutes
The level of worry about Covid-19 and compliance with restrictions both had a “particularly steep fall” towards the end of April.
# Young People
# Young People
The ESRI found that around four in ten young people surveyed experienced at least one spell of poverty between 2007 and 2017.
# esri - Friday 21 May, 2021
# Taxing Matter
# Taxing Matter
Unwinding ‘questionable’ tax reliefs that distort the property market could also be considered.
# esri - Tuesday 11 May, 2021
# Job Losses
# Job Losses
New research by the ESRI shows employment is 14% below pre-pandemic levels for people aged 15-34.
# esri - Thursday 8 April, 2021
# Labour Shocks
# Labour Shocks
With cost of living taken into account, Ireland has just the seventh-highest minimum wage in Europe.
# esri - Friday 26 March, 2021
# Opinion Poll
# Opinion Poll
The finding was contained a new opinion poll by the ESRI .
# esri - Thursday 25 March, 2021
# Economic Forecast
# Economic Forecast
Meanwhile, Irish GDP is expected to continue its upward trajectory despite current public health restrictions.
# esri - Thursday 18 March, 2021
# Red C The Journal Poll
# Red C The Journal Poll
Raising the threat of further house price inflation,18-34-year-olds say they have been the best savers.
# esri - Friday 12 March, 2021
# Opinion Poll
# Opinion Poll
The finding was contained in a new report by the ESRI .
# esri - Thursday 11 March, 2021
# ESRI
# ESRI
Autonomy-granting was a protective factor against depressed mood for both boys and girls.
# esri - Thursday 18 February, 2021
# Minimum Wage
# Minimum Wage
There was no evidence that firms reduced their number of employees in response to the minimum wage increase.
# esri - Wednesday 17 February, 2021
# Behaviour
# Behaviour
The research – in conjunction with the ESRI – will survey people on their recent activities.
# esri - Thursday 17 December, 2020
# ESRI
# ESRI
Remarkably, the Irish economy is forecast to grow by 3.8% this year.
# esri - Tuesday 10 November, 2020
# Esri Report
# Esri Report
The findings are included in a report published today by the HSE and ESRI .
# esri - Sunday 8 November, 2020
# US Federal Reserve
# US Federal Reserve
The results of this week’s election may further complicate the American response to the economic crisis.
# esri - Thursday 8 October, 2020
# Recession Ireland
# Recession Ireland
Arts, entertainment and construction among the worst-affected domestic sectors.
# esri - Tuesday 6 October, 2020
# Health
# Health
The report author said Ireland’s HCE should not be “interpreted as a measure of hospital service expenditure”.
# esri - Friday 2 October, 2020
# Opinion
# Opinion
Behavioural expert Dr Shane Timmons says that disapproval from the right sources is the key to fighting non-compliance.
# esri - Thursday 17 September, 2020
# ESRI
# ESRI
However, new research has found that no sector is severely exposed to both the shocks of the pandemic and a hard Brexit.
# esri - Thursday 27 August, 2020
# Podcast
# Podcast
We speak to Pete Lunn, a behavioural scientist from the ESRI .
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