Whitaker, T. K. 'Ireland's external assets'. - Dublin: Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland,Vol. XXVIII, Part II, 1948/1949, pp192-216
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Journal of The Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland Vol. XXVIII, Part II, 1948/1949
Abstract:
The term “external assets” as applied to holdings by Irish people abroad would be misleading if it conveyed the impression of a diversity of holdings in different currencies. In fact, over 97% of these external assets are in sterling. The primary explanation for this is, of course, that Ireland's earnings abroad are virtually all sterling earnings. About 90% of Irish exports are consigned to the United Kingdom and most of Ireland's invisible income—from tourism, pensions, remittances, etc, as well as investments—comes from the United Kingdom.
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