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St Lucia : economic performance and prospects

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TextPublication details: World Bank Washington, D.C.US 1985Description: [xiv], 99 pAction note:

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Summary: Gives general overview of the St Lucian economy focusing inter alia on employment, public sector finances and balance of payments. Reviews recent performance of the agriculture, industry and tourism sectors. Describes the social and economic infrastructure, discusses the public sector investment program and analyses the problems and plans related to the Government's investment activities and their financial ramifications. Identifies need for domestic savings, wage restraint, a concentrated effort to address the unemployment issue, and a more intensive import substitution policy.

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Gives general overview of the St Lucian economy focusing inter alia on employment, public sector finances and balance of payments. Reviews recent performance of the agriculture, industry and tourism sectors. Describes the social and economic infrastructure, discusses the public sector investment program and analyses the problems and plans related to the Government's investment activities and their financial ramifications. Identifies need for domestic savings, wage restraint, a concentrated effort to address the unemployment issue, and a more intensive import substitution policy.

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