| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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Economic convergence and monetary union: the experience since 1991 and prospects for the future |
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1997 | |
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Private investment adjustment within the ECCB monetary union |
|
1997 | |
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Capital controls, exchange rates and monetary policy: towards an integrated framework |
|
1997 | |
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Evaluating the impact of fiscal and monetary measures on the Trinidad and Tobago macroeconomy |
|
1997 | |
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Caribbean equity markets and capital movements |
|
1997 | |
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Alternatives to the construction of a regional stock market index |
|
1997 | |
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Dynamic labour demand functions with non-wage labour costs: theory and estimation techniques |
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1997 | |
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Foreign investment funds in emerging markets |
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1997 | |
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Opportunities for redefining regional financial institutions and environments |
|
1997 | |
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Implications of external debt accumulation: the case of Belize |
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1997 | |
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Short-term modelling with various vector autoregression and state space models: applications to Trinidad and Tobago |
|
1997 | |
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Measuring the impact of foreign capital flows in the Bahamian tourism industry |
|
1997 | |
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Capital market integration: exchange controls and exchange rate stability |
|
1997 | |
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Alternative approaches to forecasting currency demand in the Jamaican economy |
|
1997 | |
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Bank fragility in the Caribbean |
|
1997 | |
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Micro lending in Guyana-pooled and non-pooled elements: an institutional review |
|
1997 | |
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The transmission mechanism of monetary policy in the Jamaican policy |
|
1997 | |
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Foreign direct investment and the Barbadian economy |
|
1997 | |
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Foreign capital inflows in Trinidad and Tobago: experience, macroeconomic impacts, and policy |
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1997 | |
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Testing for weak exogeneity and superexogeneity in money demand for some Caribbean countries |
|
1996 |
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