摘要：The preservation of macro-financial stability in a globalised economy poses several challenges.
First, evidence-based policymaking depends on the availability of informative macro-financial data:
this paper discusses the Irish experience in developing customised versions of macroeconomic and
financial statistics to track domestic developments. Second, policymaking in a globalised economy is
constrained by a trio of trilemmas (monetary, financial and political economy): this paper interprets
membership of the EU and the Euro Area in the context of these trilemmas.
其他摘要：The preservation of macro-financial stability in a globalised economy poses several challenges. First, evidence-based policymaking depends on the availability of informative macro-financial data: this paper discusses the Irish experience in developing customised versions of macroeconomic and financial statistics to track domestic developments. Second, policymaking in a globalised economy is constrained by a trio of trilemmas (monetary, financial and political economy): this paper interprets membership of the EU and the Euro Area in the context of these trilemmas.
