Introduction
The Irish Economic Association (IEA) is a national scientific body for economists in Ireland. The objective of the Association is to contribute to the development and application of economics in Ireland. It is a Company Limited by Guarantee.
Guiding Principles
There are five Guiding Principles for IEA Members:
- Professionalism
- Responsibilities in publications
- Responsibilities to research participants
- Responsibilities to employers, colleagues and funders
- Responsibilities to students
See here for the IEA Code of Ethics and Guiding Principles.
Members
At present there are 16 institutional members, representing a wide range of economists working across the island of Ireland:
- Central Bank of Ireland
- Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
- Economic and Social Research Institute
- School of Economics, University College Dublin
- Dept. of Economics, University of Galway
- Dept. of Economics, National University of Ireland Maynooth
- Dept. of Economics, Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick
- Dept. of Economics, Trinity College Dublin
- Dept. of Economics, University College Cork
- Irish Fiscal Advisory Council
- Irish Government Economic and Evaluation Service (IGEES)
- Houses of the Oireachtas Library and Research Service
- Nevin Economic Research Institute
- Revenue Commissioners
- TU Dublin College of Business
- Queen’s Management School, Queen’s University Belfast