| Title | Author | Year Conference | Download |
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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 |
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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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Jamaica's experience with indirect instruments - lessons for the Caribbean |
|
1994 | |
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A reserves pool model for Caricom |
|
1994 | |
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Recent economic trends and prospects in the ECCB member countries |
1994 | ||
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Open market operations in small open economies with fixed and flexible exchange rates |
|
1994 | |
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Efficiency of the commercial banking sector in Guyana |
|
1994 | |
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Recent economic trends and prospects in Guyana |
1994 | ||
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Issues in small business financing with reference to Jamaica |
|
1994 | |
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The transmission of monetary signals to the real side in a developing economy: a survey |
|
1994 | |
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Pursuing macro-economic balance in the CARICOM region: concepts and applications |
|
1994 | |
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Recent economic developments in Trinidad and Tobago and prospects for 1994 |
|
1994 | |
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Volatility persistence: a GARCH application to Jamaican stock returns |
|
1994 | |
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The linkages between banking system and real development |
|
1994 | |
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Summary of findings from a preliminary analysis of savings behavior in Jamaica, 1980-1992 |
|
1994 | |
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Econometric modelling and forecasting in the Caribbean: a critical appraisal |
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1994 | |
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Financial liberalization in LDCs: an iterative approach |
|
1994 |
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