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The ECCB's operational framework and capital market development: conflict or synergy? |
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1995 | |
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Secondary mortgage banking |
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1995 | |
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Economic and monetary union: some unresolved issues |
|
1995 | |
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Testing volatility on the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange |
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1995 | |
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A Caribbean stock exchange and the Internet |
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1995 | |
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A regional capital market |
|
1995 | |
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Macroeconomic modelling and cointegration in a small sample framework (with an application to Trinidad and Tobago) |
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1995 | |
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Building capital market regulatory institutions in developing countries: the Nigerian experience |
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1995 | |
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An overview of financial instruments and capital market operations in Belize |
|
1995 | |
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The impact of government expenditure on economic growth in Barbados: a disaggregated approach |
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1995 | |
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Public policy and endogenous growth |
|
1995 | |
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A possible role for foreign currency forward, futures and options markets in managing foreign exchange exposure in underlying ca |
|
1995 | |
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New instruments in the financial sector of Trinidad and Tobago |
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1995 | |
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Public capital formation and private sector performance: the experience of selected Caribbean countries |
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1995 | |
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Taking charge of our future development |
|
1995 | |
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An examination of building societies in the context of financial liberalization and deregulation: Jamaica 1990-1995 |
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1995 | |
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Currency convertibility, monetary management and the development of capital markets: some paradigms from Southern Africa |
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1995 | |
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Equity valuation in an underdeveloped economy: the case of Guyana |
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1995 | |
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Money and capital market development: the OECS experience |
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1995 | |
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Capital market developments in the Bahamas: are we ready for a stock exchange? |
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1995 |
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