€1.3 TRILLION REASONS WHY IRELAND HAS AN OVERDRAFT FOR AN ECONOMY

Published: October 5, 2007, 11:16 am

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Heads up to Random Walk for this one. And, ahem, McWilliams for the overdraft line. Ireland’s gross external debt increased by 262% under Fianna F il and the PDs, from around 521 billion in 2002, to over 1.36 trillion as of 30 June 2007. The gross external debt, according to the CSO, consists of “the gross external debt of all resident sectors (i.e. general government, the monetary authority, financial and non-financial corporations and households), June 2007 report available here.... 1.3 TRILLION REASONS WHY IRELAND HAS AN OVERDRAFT FOR AN ECONOMY Irish ElectionIreland's external debt A Random Walk - Irish Financial BlogSee 0 more posts on this topic: External Debt, 36 Trillion, Random Walk, Replace Mcwilliams, Walk SomeoneKeywords: external debt, 36 trillion, random walk, debt, trillion, external, MONTH10, mcwilliams, replace mcwilliams, walk someone, cso, billion, sectors, stupid words, plus debtCategories:

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