| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
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Recent economic trends and prospects in the OECS |
|
1992 | |
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The role of government in a market driven economy: a brief |
|
1992 | |
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Crisis, adjustment and recovery: the lessons of recent experiences from the Guyana economy for the Anglophone Caribbean |
|
1992 | |
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The distributed lag effects of exchange rate changes on the balances of payments: the experience of Guyana |
|
1992 | |
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Recent economic developemnts and prospects in Barbados |
|
1992 | |
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Commercial banking and the mortality of black business in Trinidad and Tobago |
|
1992 | |
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Growth and adjustment in a petroleum-based economy: some aspects of the Trinidad and Tobago experience since the 1970s |
|
1992 | |
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New approach to research on the Regional Programme of Monetary Studies |
|
1992 | |
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Economic management in boom and recession: the case of Trinidad and Tobago, 1973-1991 |
|
1992 | |
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Repercussions of financial imbalances in an enclave economy: the case of Surinam (part II) |
|
1992 | |
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Recent economic developments in Jamaica, 1991-92 |
1992 | ||
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Performance evaluation and accountability of central banks |
|
1992 | |
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Economic management in the OECS: the case of St. Kitts-Nevis |
|
1992 | |
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Increasing international acceptance of sugar and bananas brief |
|
1992 | |
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Fiscal management in the Bahamas: 1980-1991 |
|
1992 | |
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Repercussions of financial imbalances in an enclave economy (part I) |
|
1992 | |
|
Money in Caribbean economy: a theoretical perspective |
|
1992 | |
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Structural adjustment and the balance of payments: lessons from Guyana's recent experience |
|
1992 | |
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Repercussions of financial imbalances in an enclave economy (part I) |
|
1992 | |
|
Cambio-system of an independent exchange rate float: the case of Guyana |
|
1992 |
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