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What action should be taken by the private sector in job creation, trade expansion and foreign exchange generation?: a response by the manufacturing sector

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Dominica Association of Industry & Trade RoseauDM 1993Description: 8pAction note:
  • 3/7/00 M2LMGR
Summary: Notes the effect the lowering of the CET will have on the manufacturing and agricultural sectors. Sees manufacturing and agriculture playing a pivotal role in job creation, trade expansion and foreign exchange generation in the OECS, but these sectors must be promoted in a manner which allows them to meet the challenges necessary to be competitive in a global economy. Additionally they must produce quality products at a competitive price with acceptable delivery time. Opines that a system must be developed to give the productive sector the backing and protection necessary to survive and be competitive regionally and internationally.
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Notes the effect the lowering of the CET will have on the manufacturing and agricultural sectors. Sees manufacturing and agriculture playing a pivotal role in job creation, trade expansion and foreign exchange generation in the OECS, but these sectors must be promoted in a manner which allows them to meet the challenges necessary to be competitive in a global economy. Additionally they must produce quality products at a competitive price with acceptable delivery time. Opines that a system must be developed to give the productive sector the backing and protection necessary to survive and be competitive regionally and internationally.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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