The Response of Low-Income Households to the Cost-of-Living Crisis in Ireland
This webinar will launch a new report titled The Response of Low-Income Households to the Cost-of-Living Crisis in Ireland by Diarmaid Ó Ceallaigh, Lucie Martin, Shane Timmons, Deirdre Robertson and Pete Lunn. There will be a presentation on the main findings of the report, followed by Q&A and a panel discussion.
Using a survey carried out with a nationally representative sample of 1,615 low-income households, the study examines the changes low-income households made in their day-to-day spending, borrowing and saving due to the cost-of-living crisis. The study also examines their use of government benefits and support services during the cost-of-living crisis, with a focus on administrative burdens (i.e. the time, effort, and frustration involved and their potential role as barriers to using supports). This research was supported by JPMorganChase.
Event programme
Event programme
14:00
Introduction
Prof. Alan Barrett, Director, ESRI
14:05
Opening remarks
Marc Hussey, Senior Country Officer Ireland, JPMorganChase
14:10
Presentation of the main findings from the new ESRI report, 'The Response of Low-Income Households to the Cost-of-Living Crisis in Ireland'
14:40
Q&A
14:55
Panel Discussion
Lucie Martin (ESRI), Nat O’Connor (UCD), Issy Petrie (SVP), and Anna Visser (Department of the Taoiseach)
15:30
Event close