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Morgan Kelly, the recluse economist who predicted the Irish collapse, is back for the first time in years with an analysis of Ireland's current situation. Thanks to UCD Economics Society for the video.
Mar 7, 2014 · Professor Morgan Kelly of the UCD School of Economics speaks to the UCD Economics Society about how several peculiarities of the Irish economy pose threats to our future recovery.
- 37 min
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- UCD - University College Dublin
The only economist in Ireland to see early on that we were headed for disaster was the youngish Professor of Economics at University College Dublin, Morgan Kelly. The YouTube video above is...
Regardless of content -- it is a little eclectic -- Kelly is an absolutely outstanding public speaker. He gives the entire talk without power-point slides, without notes, without even a flip-chart. It makes for a wholly superior economics presentation.
Mar 4, 2014 · Professor Morgan Kelly's talk to a very full Theatre O in front of the backdrop of our lovely logo. We were really delighted with his extraordinarily...
Nov 14, 2010 · He is the Irish economist and sage who predicted the decline in property prices and also predicts future political chaos in Ireland. The profile, unnecessarily snarky at points, is here. We again see that economists who have studied economic history are proving especially wise during difficult times:
Kelly predicted in 2006 that property prices were going to crash by 50% based on empirical evidence of past property crashes. Kelly has garnered praise from fellow economists for his prediction of the collapse of the property market.
