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Somewhat beyond expectations

Anglo Irish Bank is due to publish its results for the six months to March on Thursday but, as Brian Lenihan has admitted, the losses will be “somewhat beyond expectations”, in fact at between €3.5 billion and €4 billion they are like to be Ireland’s biggest corporate loss to date and state capital significantly beyond the €1.5 billion promised by Mr Lenihan before the bank was nationalised.

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Debt Crisis Conference - Videos

On September 22-23, Feasta and Smart Taxes hosted 'National Strategies for dealing with Ireland's debt crisis'. Internationally renowned economists such as Marshall Auerback, Charles Goodhart and Bernard Lietaer discussed solutions for Ireland's debt problems and the route to recovery. You can view the videos below:

Debt Conference Videos

In September 2008, Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability, was awarded multi-annual funding from the Irish Department of the Environment for a Smart Taxes policy research project.

The purpose of the Smart Taxes project is to develop policy options to reform fiscal and other financial and monetary mechanisms in Ireland to deliver environmental, social and economic sustainability.

This website documents the development of this project which is being led by Feasta, but involves a network of the organisations and individuals listed below.

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