BUSINESS● LOWJul 4 · Jul 4, 2026, 9:24 PM
'Ireland's GDP trends reflect global strategies of a handful of multinationals more than the actual state of the economy'
Le Monde [en]
Due to the increase in tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, Ireland's GDP fell by 12% in the first quarter. But the situation is largely due to the Irish tax system’s circumvention of international trade rules.
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