Sinn Féin's approach to the economy is more 'New Labour’ than ‘Corbyn Labour’, stockbroker Davy has said.
In a note to investors this evening summarising the meeting, Davy analysts Diarmaid and Colin Sheridan and economist Kevin Timoney said Sinn Féin recognises the key strengths of the Irish economy and the need to maintain policies to support key growth drivers."On budgetary policy, it also advocates maintaining the status quo on excess corporate tax receipts," they wrote.
"In banking, its policies on the retention of AIB and taxation differ notably from the current government," they said.
Source: Financial Digest (financialdigest.net)
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