ESRI: Austerity measures will eliminate deficit by 2013

The Economic and Social Research Institute has said Ireland can eliminate its primary deficit by 2013, if the country sticks to the agreed programme for austerity.

The Economic and Social Research Institute has said Ireland can eliminate its primary deficit by 2013, if the country sticks to the agreed programme for austerity.

That means Ireland must continue to implement cuts that will total €30bn by 2014.

But it is warning Ireland will have to be in a position to return to the financial markets on its own by 2013.

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