| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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How does Fiscal Rules impact investments for Small Open Economies |
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2021 | |
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The Twin Deficits Hypothesis: A Theoretical Phantasm or Realistic Construct? |
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2021 | |
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Reducing the Current Account Deficit in Barbados |
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2021 | |
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Estimating the Liquidity-Profitability Frontier: The Credit Union Perspective |
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2021 | |
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The Interaction of Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Evidence from Belize |
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2021 | |
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Expanding the Central Bank’s Tool Kit: Monetary Policy in light of the COVID-19 Crisis |
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2021 | |
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52nd Annual Monetary Studies Conference (2021) - Programme |
2021 | ||
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Dominant Currency and Exchange Market Pressure |
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2021 | |
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Conceptualising an Integrated Policy Framework for Trinidad and Tobago: Initial Considerations |
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2021 | |
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Housing and Fiscal Policies in The Bahamas |
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2021 | |
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Assessing the Effectiveness of Jamaica’s Growth Enhancing Reforms |
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2021 | |
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Throwing Darts and Missing the Bullseye: Fiscal and Debt Sustainability in Open Economies |
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2021 | |
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Optimal Foreign Exchange Reserves in Small Open Economies: The Case of the Caribbean |
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2021 | |
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A Policy Model for Stabilisation and Growth in the Small Open Economy (SOE) |
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2021 | |
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Poverty and Hurricane Risk Exposure in Jamaica. |
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2019 | |
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Hurricane Loses and Government Debt: Evidence from the Eastern Caribbean. |
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2019 | |
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Determinants of Household Sector Vulnerability in Jamaica: An application of an ARDL Model and Stress Testing Scenarios. |
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2019 | |
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The Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism in Belize: A Bayesian VAR Approach. |
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2019 | |
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An Early Warning Model of Financial Stress for the ECCU. |
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2019 | |
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Whence the twain shall meet: Weathering over tourism and climate change in small island tourism economies. |
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2019 |
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