Fine Gael needs to return to Government to manage potential trade shocks from new US administration, says Simon Harris

The transcript discusses the potential threats to the Irish economy, emphasizing the importance of managing these risks through appropriate policies and investments. It highlights the need for political and economic strategies to maintain competitiveness, especially in light of potential trade shocks and changes in US leadership. The speaker stresses the importance of EU-US cooperation and the necessity of investing in infrastructure to attract foreign direct investment. The discussion also touches on the political landscape and the need for experienced leadership to navigate economic challenges.

How does the speaker suggest Ireland can manage trade shocks?

What are the potential risks to the Irish economy mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker view the relationship between Europe and the US in terms of trade?

What role does the speaker believe the government should play in relation to foreign direct investment?

What is the speaker's perspective on the importance of capital spending for the Irish economy?