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  1. Conall Ó Móráin Sunday Business Show Ireland Post Troika – What lies ahead ?

  2. Economist Irving Fisher October 1929, three days before the stock market crash

  3. A Decca Records executive band’s manager, Brian Epstein, following an audition in 1962.

  4. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, 2007

  5. Let us Imagine

  6. Imagine we lived in a positive Ireland

  7. Not in a deluded Ireland SCOREBOARD IRELAND 101 NEW ZEALAND 3

  8. A realistic Ireland Unemployment 14% Was 4.5% = FULL employement

  9. Where is the opposing view?

  10. Imagine no ‘ MoanLine ’ …

  11. Imagine if we just did things differently

  12. Imagine if we had a real culture of enterprise?

  13. I said a real culture of enterprise – not power apes

  14. No! - Imagine we had a true culture of enterprise

  15. Let’s talk SMALL government for a small nation

  16. Imagine discussions on ‘small government’ not involving Michael Graham

  17. And not the All American - Joe the Plumber

  18. • 2,200,000 52 senior managers including directors employees • € 360 billion turnover

  19. Bigger than Ireland Inc. 52 Senior Managers

  20. Recognise we can and do things differently

  21. Some random suggestions

  22. The Dept. of Defence budget - € 890m

  23. It’s not all savings

  24. Costa Rica • Population 4.5 million • Abolished its army in 1949. • Only Latin American democracy since 1950 or earlier. • Consistently among top Latin American countries in Human Development Index ranked 62nd in the world in 2012.

  25. Let’s talk sweat

  26. Entrepreneurs love a bit of sweat

  27. Imagine sweating the national assets

  28. Imagine hospitals on double shifts and working weekends

  29. Imagine school building designed as community centres

  30. Imagine a national fleet of school buses unblocking our roads

  31. Imagine school day starts earlier or later

  32. Imagine (say) UCD doubling up • Not • Why not 2 semesters of 12 4 semesters of 12 weeks each weeks each teaching just 25,000 teaching 50,000 students students

  33. Olympic swimming pool

  34. Brand new theatre (cinema as well)

  35. Debating chamber

  36. Belfield Bowl

  37. Many, many lecture theatres

  38. 38 Third Level Institutions

  39. Doctors, lawyers may not like it? The Troika would!

  40. As would quite a few more people…

  41. Imagine car tax paid at the fuel pump

  42. Give people real ‘frontline’ work to do

  43. UN's Top 50 2012 e-Government Readiness Index • Rank Country Index 1 South Korea 0.9283 • • 2 Netherlands 0.9125 3 United Kingdom 0.8960 • • 4 Denmark 0.8889 • 5 United States 0.8687 6 France 0.8635 • • 7 Sweden 0.8599 8 Norway 0.8593 • • 9 Finland 0.8505 28 Lithuania 0.7333 • • 29 Croatia 0.7328 30 Hungary 0.7208 • • 31 Italy 0.7190 • 32 Portugal 0.7165 33 Ireland 0.7194 • 34 Malta 0.7131 • • 35 Bahrain 0.6946 • 36 Greece 0.6872 37 Kazakhstan 0.6844 •

  44. Imagine car insurance paid at the fuel pump

  45. Imagine some of our finest entrepreneurs could get back to work

  46. Imagine TV licence paid via Sky or UPC

  47. Give this man his life back

  48. Imagine RTE sold its D4 campus to fill pension hole

  49. Can Gerry Robinson fix the NHS?

  50. Imagine we had regulation

  51. Imagine if we had regulation

  52. Imagine we had regulation • PRIORY HALL

  53. IFSX

  54. Imagine State salaries were realistic Joe Higgins TD Pres. Obama € 254,699 € 307,000 plus expenses (including plus expenses Socialist Party Leader’s allowance )

  55. Income • Make it – take it • Don’t make – don’t take it • Small government please • BUT recognise the nuance

  56. Who doesn’t love us…

  57. A frightening statistic

  58. We are but the flea on…

  59. What could happen

  60. This is the real action

  61. Nuttall Report

  62. Employee participation • Higher GROWTH • Higher RETENTION • Lower ABSENTEEISM • No cost to the Exchequer • UK government investing £50 million a year

  63. Airy fairy socialism ?

  64. One of Spain’s largest enterprises

  65. Worldwide professional services

  66. A culture change in State owned enterprises

  67. Imagine an Irish enterprise that needed a culture change…

  68. Not just the State sector

  69. A (partial) Irish solution to an Irish problem..

  70. ICOS • There are >200 agri-retail stores in operation in Ireland. • Formed in 1906 , Templecrone Agricultural Co- operative Society is a retail co-op chain based in Co. Donegal with annual sales of € 15m. • Our 'cousins' in the Plunkett Foundation have helped develop >250 community-based shops and co-operative pubs across the UK .

  71. Imagine farmers selling their own meat?

  72. Put the Troika behind us

  73. Conall Ó Móráin Sunday Business Show Ireland Post Troika – What lies ahead GREAT THINGS

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