Lloyd Mudiwa wonders whether a health budget top-up from Santa could succeed where the bitter gift from the three ‘wisemen’ from the east failed to end the pain and punishment of austerity budgets in the health service.
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A fiscal of dollars — the narrow path to health spending reform
Healthcare reform, no matter how politically unpalatable, will have to be a part of countries’ financial adjustment plans, including Ireland’s, Benedict Clements, Division Chief of the Expenditure Policy Division of the Fiscal Affairs Department at the IMF, tells Lloyd Mudiwa.
The coronation of the consumer
Dara Gantly analyses our mid-term report cards from the troika and its scrutiny of the ‘difficult students’ who must try harder.
Chancer cluster in the Dáil
Democracy demands that we reject the ECB’s interest rates, benefit cuts to blind citizens and casinos in North Tipp and take up ‘saucepans’ to force the chancers and wasters in Government to abdicate, says Dr Garrett FitzGerald Following the country’s unconditional surrender to the IMF and the ECB, it is well past time for the regime in the administration (and