Irish Lesson
Abstract
The success of Irish economy inspires respect. In relatively short time, the authority of that such a small country, has changed radically the structure of domestic product. The agricultular Ireland became the homeland of world teleinformation and pharmaceutical powers, one of the most competitive economy in the world. The history of Irish reforms is an example and a hope for other countries, because shows that temporary renunciations and thorough rebuilding of macrofundation, bring positive effects.
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