| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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External debt, capital flight and stabilization policy: the experiences of Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago |
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1987 | |
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Transnational banks and problems of small debtors |
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1987 | |
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Recession and adjustment: the Dominican case, 1983-1985 |
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1987 | |
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External debt and adjustment in Caribbean countries |
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1987 | |
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Introductory remarks - XIX Conference of the Regional Programme of Monetary Studies |
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1987 | |
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Adjustment and external debt in ECCB member states |
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1987 | |
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Debt conversion: the Jamaican experience |
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1987 | |
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Foreign debt, exchange rates and prices |
|
1987 | |
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Trinidad and Tobago: recent economic developments and prospects for 1987 |
|
1987 | |
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External indebtedness in Trinidad and Tobago: the case of a middle income oil exporter |
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1987 | |
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External indebtedness in Trinidad and Tobago: the case of a middle oil exporter |
|
1987 | |
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Address delivered by A. Slusher, Governor of the Central Bank of Belize, at the opening of the XIX Conference of the Regional Programme of Monetary Studies, Belize City, November 1987 |
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1987 | |
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Capital flight and foreign debt: notes on the Jamaican experience |
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1987 | |
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On the determination of the external public debt: the case of Barbados |
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1987 | |
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Monetary approach to the balance of payments - a simple test of Jamaican data |
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1987 | |
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Guyana's debt problem |
|
1987 | |
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Impact of Jamaica's external debt on the level of economic development |
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1987 | |
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Some macroeconomic implications of external debt for Barbados |
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1987 | |
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External debt and adjustment: the case of Belize, 1980 -1986 |
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1987 | |
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Some comments on the research agenda |
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1986 |
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