| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
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Recent balance of payments developments in the Bahamas |
|
1981 | |
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Interest group politics and foreign capital in Jamaica |
|
1981 | |
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Trading patterns in Belize: 1970-1979 |
|
1981 | |
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Management of foreign exchange reserves in small developing countries |
|
1981 | |
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Money supply process and monetary equilibrium in the open petroleum economy |
|
1981 | |
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An investigation of foreign exchange requirements for economic growth in CARICOM countries |
|
1981 | |
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External debt in Belize |
|
1980 | |
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External influences and domestic policies : the economic fortunes of Jamaica and Barbados in the 1970s |
|
1980 | |
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Recent trends in international financial flows to the LDC's - their effects in Guyana |
|
1980 | |
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The political economy of capital flows: the case of Jamaica |
|
1980 | |
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Government foreign borrowing and economic growth : the Jamaican experience |
|
1980 | |
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Foreign reserves management in Belize : an assessment of the liquidity constraints in 1979 |
|
1980 | |
|
Agenda |
|
1980 | |
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Regional Programme of Monetary Studies : a review 1968-1980 |
|
1980 | |
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Determinants of the money stock in Trinidad and Tobago (1969-1979) and the problem of control |
|
1980 | |
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Economic policy and the IMF in Jamaica |
|
1980 | |
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Instalment credit and monetary policy in Trinidad and Tobago : 1970-1979 |
|
1980 | |
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Public expenditure and balance of payments problems in the Eastern Caribbean |
|
1980 | |
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The significance of commercial banks in the development of financial institutions in Guyana, 1965-1979 |
|
1980 | |
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Monetary implications for CARICOM of international and intra-regional trade flows having regards to different theories of integration between very small open economies |
|
1980 |
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