Ireland's Tax Strategy and Economic Transformation

This chapter examines Ireland's strategic use of low corporate tax rates to attract U.S. multinationals, shaping its position in the global economy. It discusses the long-term effects of these policies on foreign direct investment and the evolution of Ireland's fiscal health post-global financial crisis. Additionally, it addresses the challenges posed by changing U.S. tax policies and geopolitical shifts, highlighting the importance of predictability for sustaining investment in Ireland's pharmaceutical and technology sectors.