| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
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Bahamas: recent economic developments and prospects for 1991 |
1991 | ||
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Savings, the rate of interest and growth in a small open economy: the Trinidad and Tobago experience |
|
1991 | |
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Financial liberalisation and Caribbean economic integration |
|
1991 | |
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Finance and growth: the case of the manufacturing sector in Guyana |
|
1991 | |
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Recent economic developments in Trinidad and Tobago and prospects for 1991 |
|
1991 | |
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Barbados' government debt, 1966 to 1990: an analytical history |
|
1991 | |
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New role of the state in the Jamaican economy: deregulation of the financial sector |
|
1991 | |
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The Barbados economy: current performance and prospects for 1991 |
1991 | ||
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Privatisation: conditions for success and fiscal policy implications |
|
1991 | |
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The law and the Central Bank: issues and implications for banking supervision in Trinidad and Tobago |
|
1990 | |
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Evaluating the rational expectations-permanent income hypothesis: evidence from Caribbean countries |
|
1990 | |
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The behaviour of the official exchange rate in Guyana, 1962-88 |
|
1990 | |
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The wage-gap theory of unemployment and wages: application to Trinidad and Tobago |
|
1990 | |
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Central banking today in the Eastern Caribbean |
|
1990 | |
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Commercial bank credit in the Bahamas: 1982-1989 |
|
1990 | |
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Deepening financial management in the OECS |
|
1990 | |
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ARIMA modelling in short data sets: some Monte Carlo results |
|
1990 | |
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Examining informal economic activity in selected Caribbean countries using monetary statistics |
|
1990 | |
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A case for regional exchange rate management for Caricom |
|
1990 | |
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Costs and constraints in the application of monetary policy: Jamaica in the 1970s and 1980s |
|
1990 |
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