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Implications of a US dollar devaluation for the Commonwealth Caribbean countries |
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1971 | |
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Monetary policy and Carifta |
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1971 | |
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Review of inter-regional settlement arrangements |
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1971 | |
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Significance of non-bank financial intermediaries in the Caribbean |
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1970 | |
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Organization and structure of commercial banking in the Commonwealth Caribbean |
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1970 | |
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Studies in central banking and monetary analyses in dependent economies |
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1970 | |
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Financial statistics in the Caribbean |
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1970 | |
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Commercial bank finance and sector activity in Jamaica, 1960-1968 |
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1970 | |
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Financial arrangements between central banks in the region |
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1970 | |
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Development of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Authority |
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1970 | |
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Summary proceedings - Regional Monetary Studies Programme held at University of Guyana, Turkeyen, 25-26 March, 1970 |
1970 | ||
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An ideal type accounting framework for plantation economy further modified: the banking matrix |
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1969 | |
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An ideal type accounting framework for plantation economy further modified: the foreign exchange budget |
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1969 | |
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The insurance companies : operations and problems of research in the Caribbean (draft) |
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1969 | |
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Problems in the development of the ECCA |
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1969 | |
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A critical evaluation of financial accounting in the Caribbean |
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1969 | |
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New Sterling Area Agreements : some implications for monetary management |
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1969 | |
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New sterling agreements |
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1969 | |
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The teaching of monetary economics at the University of the West Indies |
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1969 | |
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Summary of discussions : Paper on New sterling agreements by Bank of Jamaica; Paper on New sterling area agreements : some im... |
1969 |
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