K. McQuinn, C. O’Toole, Matthew Allen-Coghlan, C. Coffey
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Abstract
Since the last Commentary, expectations for global economic activity have been
scaled back once more. The outcome for 2012 is likely to be slightly more muted
than had been expected, while any improvement in 2013 also looks set to be
more subdued than previously thought. There are some signs that there could be
a slight pick-up in growth in 2014. A resumption of trend growth in the eurozone
would lead to an upward revision to Irish export growth forecasts, higher levels of
GNP and GDP, an improvement in the public finances and a more speedy
resolution of the public finances crisis.