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Stylised facts of the business cycle in Barbados |
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2004 | |
Financial integration and macroeconomic volatility in the ECCU |
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2004 | |
The importance of financial sector reform: development and efficiency in Caribbean banking |
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2004 | |
Financial developments and the saving-investment-growth nexus: evidence from the Caribbean and Latin America |
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2004 | |
Quantitative assessment of the financial sector: an integrated approach |
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2004 | |
Volatility and information efficiency in the stock exchange in Barbados |
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2004 | |
Financial system reform in Trinidad and Tobago: realizing the vision |
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2004 | |
Bank default risk and capital regulation: evidence from Jamaica |
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2004 | |
Securities market development in Trinidad and Tobago: contemporary issues and challenges |
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2004 | |
Foreign direct investment and trade in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union |
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2004 | |
The effectiveness of Central Bank intervention in the foreign exchange market in flexible exchange rate regime countries in the |
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2004 | |
WTO, FTAA and CSME services liberalization: implication for monetary policy in the Bahamas |
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2004 | |
Catalyzing a regional bond market in the Caribbean |
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2004 | |
A preliminary investigation into the relationship between inflation and growth in micro-economies |
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2004 | |
A critical overview and examination of global financial architecture proposals and their relevance to small economies |
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2004 | |
An examination of the macroeconomic Influences on nominal and real Interest rRate spreads in the Caribbean |
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2004 | |
Stock and bond market indices in the CARICOM sub-region: construction and use |
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2004 | |
Rethinking the role of the Financial Sector in Economic Growth in Caricom |
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2004 | |
Quantitative assessment of the financial sector: an integrated approach |
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2004 | |
Stylised facts of the business cycle in Barbados |
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2004 |
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