Moore McDowell
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Moore McDowell is an economics lecturer in University College Dublin (UCD) and a frequent contributor to the Irish Independent newspaper.
He is the brother of Michael McDowell, the former Tánaiste and former leader of the Progressive Democrats.
Moore is known to use the term 'Widget' or even 'technicolor widget' to exemplify a unit of production.
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