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The missing link : the finance-growth nexus and the Guyanese growth stagnation
Khemraj, Tarron - In: Social and economic studies 57 (2008) 3/4, pp. 105-129
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Central America : empirical evidence on the demand for money in the Common Market
Villasuso, Juan M.; Wilford, W. T. - In: Social and economic studies 24 (1975) 2, pp. 209-220
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Investment and financial repression in Trinidad and Tobago
Ramlogan, Carlyn - In: Social and economic studies 47 (1998) 4, pp. 61-81
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Dynamic utility-maximising models of the demand for money in Caribbean economies : With an application to Jamaica
Bourne, Compton - In: Social and economic studies 23 (1974) 3, pp. 418-445
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The development of the capital market institutions of Jamaica
Callender, Charles Victor - 1965
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Special monetary studies issue (Capital markets in regional development)
In: Social and economic studies 45 (1996) 2
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Special monetary studies issue (towards an efficient financial services industry)
In: Social and economic studies 46 (1997) 2
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An empirical test of the McKinnon model of financial unrepression and economic growth : the experience of some Caribbean countries
Modeste, Nelson C. - In: Social and economic studies 42 (1993) 2, pp. 81-93
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Financial intermediation and economic growth in the OECS
Liburd, E. E. - In: Social and economic studies 38 (1989) 4, pp. 201-218
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The role of the securities market in mobilizing resources for the region
Sebastian, S. B. - In: Social and economic studies 38 (1989) 4, pp. 115-132
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