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is trying to shore face the same since we don't like this to discourage helping those who are in the k.c.'s and the bank issue the time for complaining was five years ago ok now i was effect of our corporation tax it was approximately ten point eight percent over the last decade and that's very very low and it's attracted a lot of u.s. pharmaceutical and technology companies to the country but there's been some criticism now i want to ask you do you think that ireland should raise corporate taxes to prevail in euro zone rates. no. there is never. there for why the i think the the reason the corporation x. exists nor yet so it goes back a long way in two thousand and nineteen the big names in eighty's are had very high unemployment and we have difficulty attracting foreign direct investment into our lives so decision was made at that point they cut the corporate tax rates to a level that would attract foreign ministry because ireland is an offshore oil and gas to most of europe we have transports infrastructure problems we have a lot of reasons why companies would not want to invest so if