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In the 1950s Ireland suffered a severe capital scarcityCapital scarcity crisis which created a range of political, economic and financial tensions. The years 1955 and 1956 saw relations between Ireland’s ‘Victorian style’ cartelised banks and the state degenerate sharply over two connected issues: interest rate policies and general access by the government to borrowing controlled by the country’s banks.

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‘Suiting Ourselves’—Banks and Government Discord amid Ireland’s ‘Lost Decade’

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    2025年

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  • Emmet Oliver

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In the 1950s Ireland suffered a severe capital scarcityCapital scarcity crisis which created a range of political, economic and financial tensions. The years 1955 and 1956 saw relations between Ireland’s ‘Victorian style’ cartelised banks and the state degenerate sharply over two connected issues: interest rate policies and general access by the government to borrowing controlled by the country’s banks.