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    "LVT would have no impact on most people, but would ensure land is employed for its best use"

    How a land value tax could solve many economic headaches

    Opinion: the introduction of a Land Value Tax would force people to be efficient with their use and ownership of land and help alleviate many of the Irish economy's current woes

    Economics • 18 Oct 17
    "We need to move away from this unsustainable political mantra of consistent under-spend and under-collect tax model"

    We need to increase taxes to ensure economic stability

    Opinion: Ireland's current economic situation, with challenges in infrastructure and housing, means the government must increase spending in next week's budget, but are they prepared to raise taxes to do so?

    Brainstorm • 11 Oct 17
    Ireland's housing crisis has been exacerbated by how cities of higher, more densely confined populations are driving prosperity

    Why Ireland's housing crisis may continue for decades

    Opinion: Ireland's housing crisis has a lot to do with how we've been building houses for roughly 50 years where people do not want or need them - and in locations that are further from people's places of work

    Housing • 11 Oct 17

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