Ronan Lyons

RT @jlpobrien: Real gross pay growth from 2019-2024 in Ireland by income percentile, according to Revenue data https://t.co/VecAgRi0Dj http…

I would hope my first- and second-year undergrads would be able to answer this. Prices and quantities are equilibrium outcomes of shifts in underlying supply and demand. P and Q both going up means supply did not shift out as much as demand did. (Demand shocks are not uniform.)

Jeremy Horpedahl 🥚📉 @jmhorp

This chart appears to show a strange correlation: the more housing units that a city added, the more prices went up. The author says the data strongly suggests that zoning isn't standing in the way of housing affordability. Can anyone think of an alternative interpretation? https://t.co/1AaxdPIF5F

It warms the cockles of the heart and brings a tear to the eye to see such passion in Irish rugby still. Looking forward to hearing this on the stands on Saturday. Well done @LeinsterLooneys.

Daniel Hussey @DanielHussey2

I have no words https://t.co/fukASqC1o5

RT @SCP_Hughes: In the 1700s and 1800s, English and Irish developers laid out hundreds of garden squares, though there was no planning requ…

Delighted and honoured to have been elected as a Fellow, along with my wonderful colleague @DavideRomelli. Congrats to all the new Scholars also.

TCD Economics @tcdeconomics

Congratulations to Professors @ronanlyons and @DavideRomelli on their Fellowships! 🥳 Provost @LindaDoyle read out the names of the new Fellows & Scholars this morning at Front Square. 👏 Read the full list of Fellows and Scholars ⬇️ https://t.co/mrTaxg0Q4U https://t.co/iIXr4rBq2C

RT @DavideRomelli: 🎙️ It was an honour to speak to @morningireland and @France24_en this week on Trump’s latest attacks on Jerome Powell &…

RT @tcdeconomics: The Department is delighted to welcome Dr Yuen Ho, who joins us as Assistant Professor in #Economics this August. 🥳 Ho i…

RT @tcdeconomics: ✍️New Research ✍️ Congratulations to Professor Selim Gulesci & his co-authors on the publication of their paper in the p…

Ironically for MAGAs, it in this particular point where comparisons with the Roman empire are justified. Its extraordinary trade (deficits) with India and China, via intermediaries, was facilitated by its ability to export coin (by denuding Iberia of silver, in particular).

Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart

All around the world, people are engaged in difficult labor to produce goods for American consumers. And in exchange they get pieces of paper that we can basically print as many as we want of. And yet some claim that we’re the ones getting ripped off.

RT @tcdeconomics: The Department of Economics is seeking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Economics, to commence on 1st August 2025. 👏…

Have you even said merci?!

Raphael Grably @GrablyR

Désolé https://t.co/JKlNRhCsM2