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An analysis of public expenditure in Barbados: trends and relationship with economic growth |
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2006 | |
An ARDL model of the demand for housing in Barbados: some considerations for small island economies |
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2006 | |
State-space estimation of multi-factor models of the term structure: applications to Goverment of Jamaica bonds |
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2006 | |
Monetary and financial stability: issues for CARICOM economies in the domestic sector |
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2005 | |
Monetary union and fiscal discipline: evidence from the Caribbean |
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2005 | |
Fiscal discipline and exchange rate regimes: evidence from the Caribbean |
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2005 | |
The evolving relationship between OECD countries and IFCs: a case of asymmetric conflict |
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2005 | |
Growth and convergence in regional integration agreements |
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2005 | |
Managing the risk associated income smoothening through social insurance: some challenges for the small island state of Trinidad |
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2005 | |
Economic convergence in the Caribbean Community |
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2005 | |
Financial regulation and the CSME |
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2005 | |
Fiscal capacity and performance in the USVI |
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2005 | |
Financial sector reform in the Bahamas: an industry assessment of legal and regulatory initiatives and emerging challenges from |
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2005 | |
Investigating in the link between financial dollarization and inflation: evidence from Jamaica |
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2005 | |
Non-interest income and financial performance at commercial banks in the Caribbean |
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2005 | |
Fiscal decentralization in a sub-regional economy: the case of Tobago |
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2005 | |
An alternative approach to interest rate policy in CARICOM |
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2005 | |
Dealing with balance of payments adjustment problems in Barbados: a conceptual perspective |
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2005 | |
Commercial bank behaviour in the ECCU: the implications for private sector financing for economic growth and development |
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2005 | |
Measuring the competitiveness of the Trinidad and Tobago economy |
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2005 |
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