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Inside the Celtic tiger : the Irish economy and the Asian model

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European Socioeconomic and Political Studies Asian Industrial and Economic Development Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition

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Comparative tigerhood Celtic kitten the most wonderful thing about Tiggers - economic growth work and employment poverty and inequality - is the tiger neglecting her cubs? tigers - an endangered species?

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