Considering the implementation of a 15% global minimum tax rate for large MNCs, as agreed upon by Ireland and other OECD countries, how might this shift influence Ireland's ability to attract new foreign direct investment (FDI)? Are there alternative strategies or sectors Ireland could focus on to maintain its economic competitiveness in this new tax landscape?

Additionally, with the increasing emphasis on taxing profits where economic activities occur, how might Ireland adapt its fiscal policies to ensure continued revenue generation without solely relying on corporate tax incentives?

Understanding these potential adaptations would provide valuable insights into Ireland's economic resilience and strategic planning in response to global tax reforms.

Looking forward to your thoughts on these questions.