Irlanda Analisis

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-The republic of Ireland is a member of the EU and adopted the euro as its official currency.

-The population of Ireland is 4,59 million, of which more than 1,2 million live in the greater Dublin area.

-The 33% of the population is under 25 years, making Ireland one of the countries with the youngest population in Europe

- One of the world’s most global countries in terms of political, economic and technological integration. Over the last decade, the Irish economy has grown faster than anywhere else in Europe.

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-Ireland is a very open economy to the outise and therefore very dependent on the international situation. It has befenict from the boom in worl trade what means is ease to adapt quickly to changing market conditions

Irish economy

-The oficial languages are English and Irish, Irish is in a continual decline. It has an advantage over some countries as language is its language and its the universal spoken language

-Strategic Position: Ireland is betweeen America and Europe so it is placed at the heart of the trading world.

Irish economy

-Ireland economie is a modern economy, their main economic activities are from the tertiary sector, the service sector. As we can see here the primary sector is 5% of his economic activities, their industrial is 19& and the servces are 76% according data for 2011.

Its main agricultura products are this ones: ….

Its main industries products are:….

Trading partners

-As we have said, Ireland is a very open economy, the dregree of opening up foreign trade (exports plus imports of good in relation to GDP) was 85% in 2010.

Foreign trade, suported by foreign manufacturing industry based in the country is responsable fro the great Irish economic sucess on recent years

.According to the criteria of balance of payments, the value of Irish exports was EUR 87.943 million compared to 45.083 million euros of imports.

.In 2010 the main export items were machinery and equipment, computers, food products, pharmaceutilcal, chemicals, medicals devices.

Regarding the destination of these exports, the United States remains the largest customer, with 22% of total Irish exports. It follows the UK with 16%, Belgium 15%, Germany 7%, France 5% and Switzerland with 4% of the total.

.The main import items were Irish chapters of mineral fuels and oils. machinery and mechanical appliances ,appliances and electrical equipment (8%), pharmaceuticals, and chemicals organic. Regarding the origin of imports,highlights the UK's main trading partner, supplying 39% of purchases Irish abroad. United States with 13% is in second place, followed by Germany (7%), the Netherlands (6%) and China (4%).

-Globally, Ireland stands at 28 in the ranking of 185 economies on the ease of trading across borders.

2.INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS

Corruption

- Ireland participated in the European National Integrity System project that assesses the national integrity systems. The study looks at the effectiveness of national legislation and institutions to prove the corruption in the country. With the study. With the study, Transparency International Ireland advocates for sustainable and effective reform.

Ireland is among the 25 least corrupt countires in the world. Top 10 in Europe, up from Poland or Italy.

Doing business ranking

-We have complete our research with the data provides by the report of Doing Business that provides a ranking on the ease of doing business. Econocmis are ranked from 1 to 185 by the ease of doing business index. For each economy economy the index is calculated as the ranking on the the average of its 10 topics included in the index: starting a busines dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency.

According this ranking Ireland is in the top 1o Economies of europe doing business. In the global ranking is placed at the 15 position, which is a very favorable result.

Levels of bureaucracy

- According the study of Ireland of doing business Starting a business requires 4 procedures, takes 10 days, costs 0.3% of

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