| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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Recent developments in Belize, and the implications for the exchange rate |
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1982 | |
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An exploration of alternative methods of external financing for the Jamaican economy in the eighties |
|
1982 | |
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Commercial banking in Belize: 1960-1980 |
|
1982 | |
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Report of the fourteenth annual conference of the Regional Programme of Monetary Studies |
|
1982 | |
| 1982 | |||
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Transnational banks, the International Monetary Fund and external debt of developing countries |
|
1982 | |
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An appraisal of the impact of recent changes in interest rates in Guyana |
|
1982 | |
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Foreign exchange flows and the Jamaican tourist sector |
|
1982 | |
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Monetary policy in developing countries: the case of Guyana |
|
1981 | |
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Determinants of aggregate savings in post-war Trinidad and Tobago (an exploratory study) |
|
1981 | |
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The short-period adjustment of domestic prices to excess money supply : Trinidad and Tobago, 1966-1980 |
|
1981 | |
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A reconsideration of interest rate policy in the Caribbean |
|
1981 | |
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Some distributional aspects of stabilization policies in Jamaica |
|
1981 | |
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Jamaica: balance of payments and the foreign exchange budget, 1977-1980 |
|
1981 | |
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Monetary supply and interest rates : an analysis of the Trinidad and Tobago case: January 1970-December 1980 |
|
1981 | |
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Industrialization policies and economic growth(a draft prepared for discussion) |
|
1981 | |
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The state, central bank policy and commercial bank behaviour in Guyana: 1966-1980 |
|
1981 | |
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Catalogue of development policies: 1946-1979 |
|
1981 | |
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Speech at the opening of the Thirteenth Regional Programme of Monetary Studies Conference |
|
1981 | |
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Recent balance of payments developments in the Bahamas |
|
1981 |
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