| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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The wage-productivity hypothesis in a small developing country: the case of Barbados |
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1993 | |
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The state of poverty and poverty studies in Guyana |
|
1993 | |
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Financial accounting for central banks: with special reference to Caricom |
|
1993 | |
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An examination of return predictability on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange |
|
1993 | |
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Conceptualizing services sector productivity |
|
1992 | |
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Monetary development within the context of liberalisation: the case of Jamaica |
|
1992 | |
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The relationship between fiscal performance and the international reserves: 1981-1991 - the Belize experience |
|
1992 | |
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Fiscal deficits and external resource management in ECCB member countries during the 1980s |
|
1992 | |
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Issues in economic management: macropolicy changes to stimulate industrial growth and competitiveness |
|
1992 | |
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Exports and economic growth in Caribbean countries |
|
1992 | |
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The effects of changing CET rates: the Barbados case |
|
1992 | |
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Tax reforms in Latin America 1978-1992: a comparative analysis |
|
1992 | |
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The role of government in a market driven economy: a brief |
|
1992 | |
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Policies to promote sustainable agricultural development: the case of Belize |
|
1992 | |
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The management of the impact of adjustment policies on vulnerable groups: the case of SIMAP in Guyana |
|
1992 | |
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Multilateral debt and its implications for Caricom countries: a brief |
|
1992 | |
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Economic conditions in Curacao and the privatization process |
|
1992 | |
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Lessons from experience: structural adjustment and poverty in Guyana |
|
1992 | |
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Fiscal and monetary policy in a model of an ECCB-type economy: notes |
|
1992 | |
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The Belizean economy: recent developments and prospects for 1992 |
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1992 |
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