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PwC Pulse 2010What CEOs are sayingIntroductionCEO Confidence Business Performance Foreign DirectInvestmentCEO Priorities People Management Sustainability/Climate ChangeActionsfor GovernmentSurveyMethodologyCosts and finance still<strong>to</strong>p of mindFollowing significantcost-cutting andrestructuring over <strong>the</strong>last year, continuing<strong>to</strong> keep a check oncosts and access <strong>to</strong>available finance are<strong>to</strong>p-of-mind for economicrecovery. For example,Irish CEOs feel that<strong>the</strong> <strong>to</strong>p three fac<strong>to</strong>rscritical for <strong>Ireland</strong>’seconomic recoveryare reinstatement oflost competitiveness(68%), improvement in<strong>the</strong> flow of credit (61%)and developing andcommunicating a clearrecovery plan (57%) for<strong>the</strong> country. While muchwork has been done andpain has been taken in<strong>the</strong>se areas, <strong>the</strong> surveysuggests more needs <strong>to</strong>be done.O<strong>the</strong>r areas that needtackling are repositioning<strong>Ireland</strong> as a location-ofchoicefor foreign directinvestment; nurturingand incentivising ourindigenous exportingindustry and up-skillingour workforce.“Competitiveness and availability offunding are critical for <strong>Ireland</strong>'s recovery”Chart 4:Fac<strong>to</strong>rs critical for <strong>Ireland</strong>’s economic recovery0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%PricewaterhouseCoopers Pulse 2010 5

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