IFAC's new report calculates the potential costs of climate change to public finances over the coming years. Photograph: John Walton/PA WireA new report from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council points to the cost of climate change to the Government rising to billions by the end of this decade. On this week’s, host Cliff Taylor is joined by IFAC’s chief economist Dr.
Also on this week’s episode, we hear the factors driving a marked increase in insolvencies among Irish firms this year, and whether the trend is likely to continue next year. Partner at PwC Ireland, Ken Tyrrell, has the details.
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