| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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The financial services industry-emerging trends in the credit union sector |
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1996 | |
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Data dissemination performance in CARICOM |
|
1996 | |
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Financial liberalisation: its relevence and experience in the Caribbean |
|
1996 | |
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Impact of growth in international business companies on the British Virgin Islands economy: lessons for the ECCB area |
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1996 | |
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Structuring country investment funds |
|
1995 | |
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The development of the market in government securities in a liberalising environment: the case of Barbados |
|
1995 | |
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The development of an equities market in Guyana |
|
1995 | |
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New financial instruments and innovations in the Jamaican economy : implications for monetary policy and financial regulation |
|
1995 | |
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Measuring international capital mobility: recent evidence from alternative tests |
|
1995 | |
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Time-varying volatility: a multi-variate approach |
|
1995 | |
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Bahamas: recent economic developments and prospects for 1995 |
1995 | ||
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A model of inflation |
|
1995 | |
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Monetary dynamics in Barbados: the evidence from cointegration analysis and error-correction modeling |
|
1995 | |
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Monetary policy and the spot exchange rates : efficiency markets-rational expectations approach |
|
1995 | |
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Capital markets, financial markets and social capital (an essay on economic theory and economic ideas) |
|
1995 | |
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Trinidad and Tobago: an evaluation of macroeconomic management and demand during oil shocks |
|
1995 | |
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A survey of seasonality in the Caribbean macroeconomic variables |
|
1995 | |
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Money-prices causation in four Caricom economies: a preliminary investigation |
|
1995 | |
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The insurance sector and financial system in Guyana |
|
1995 | |
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International capital mobility and the Caricom economies |
|
1995 |
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