| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
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Repercussions of financial imbalances in an enclave economy (part I) |
|
1992 | |
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The role of government in a market driven economy: a brief |
|
1992 | |
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Money in Caribbean economy: a theoretical perspective |
|
1992 | |
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Structural adjustment and the balance of payments: lessons from Guyana's recent experience |
|
1992 | |
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Repercussions of financial imbalances in an enclave economy (part I) |
|
1992 | |
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Cambio-system of an independent exchange rate float: the case of Guyana |
|
1992 | |
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Lessons from the structural adjustment process in Jamaica |
|
1992 | |
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The report of the West Indian Commission, Time for Action: a critical appreciation |
|
1992 | |
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The Mexican privatization program: an economic analysis |
|
1991 | |
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Barbados' government debt, 1966 to 1990: an analytical history |
|
1991 | |
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New role of the state in the Jamaican economy: deregulation of the financial sector |
|
1991 | |
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Monetary development within the context of liberalisation: the case of Jamaica |
|
1991 | |
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Specification and analysis of savings functions for the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States |
|
1991 | |
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Privatisation: conditions for success and fiscal policy implications |
|
1991 | |
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Macro-economic developments in Jamaica during 1990 |
1991 | ||
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Savings, investment and external debt: a test of the traditional nexus for a small open economy |
|
1991 | |
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Some issues relating to public enterprises in Barbados |
|
1991 | |
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Privatization and monetary developments in Jamaica: a preliminary assessment |
|
1991 | |
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Privatization issues: considerations for the Bahamas |
|
1991 | |
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Issues of monetary policy in the context of a multi-state central bank: the case of the ECCB |
|
1991 |
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