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The UK government published in March 2019 a temporary schedule of tariff rates to be applied for up to 12 months in the event of “no deal” exit from the EU.
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This report examines how the capacity of firms to absorb shocks can be assessed using detailed firm-level patterns of risk exposure across Ireland and Northern
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This report examines firm participation in exporting, export performance and determinants of export destinations for firms across the island of Ireland.
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The report shows that for over half (51%) of Irish exporters, NI is the destination for more than 50% of their exports, while for just over 25% of Irish firms.
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The case studies presented in this Working Paper supplement the information gathered from our All- Island Business Monitor, research programme and from our...
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This research examines current cross-border trading patterns and considers the potential impacts on overall trade of the application of current EU WTO tariffs.
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Given the relative novelty of the market there has been a lack of systematic evidence on the characteristics, investment patterns, behaviours and attitudes...
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This detailed study, which is the first of its kind, maps geographic concentrations of firms in the same sector on an all-island basis and makes...
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In 2012 InterTradeIreland, the Irish Concrete Federation and the Quarry Products Association of Northern Ireland published a competitive analysis of the...
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This report uses detailed survey data collected by InterTradeIreland to examine the financing structures and obstacles of firms across the island of Ireland.
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This latest OECD report addresses three core questions with respect to supporting innovation policy in cross-border regions: Why and when does it make sense...
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This report identifies key characteristics present in successful exporting SMEs and assess the extent to which cross-border exporters have moved onto other...
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