PQ 9
8 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Finance if any staff from his Department or within the National Treasury Management Agency, Central Bank of Ireland or other agencies have assessed or are currently assessing the impact of a collapse of the euro on the Irish economy. [27671/11]
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5 October 2011
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oral
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Brian Stanley
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Taxation
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5 October 2011
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8 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Finance if any staff from his Department or within the National Treasury Management Agency, Central Bank of Ireland or other agencies have assessed or are currently assessing the impact of a collapse of the euro on the Irish economy. [27671/11]
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5 October 2011
Fiscal Policy
8 Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for Finance if any staff from his Department or within the National Treasury Management Agency, Central Bank of Ireland or other agencies have assessed or are currently assessing the impact of a collapse of the euro on the Irish economy. [27671/11]
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2011-10-05/9/
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