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Industrial policy for CARICOM

By:

Pantin, Dennis A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [CCS] GeorgetownGY 1996Edition: Rev. edDescription: [3}, 121 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Addresses the issue of the theoretical and empirical case for industrial policy. Reviews the experience with industrial (development) policy in CARICOM betwween 1945-1996. Analyses the changes in the international trade-related environment as the necessary context for CARICOM industrial policy in the 1990s. Advances proposals for a CARICOM industrial policy including transitional arrangements.

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Addresses the issue of the theoretical and empirical case for industrial policy. Reviews the experience with industrial (development) policy in CARICOM betwween 1945-1996. Analyses the changes in the international trade-related environment as the necessary context for CARICOM industrial policy in the 1990s. Advances proposals for a CARICOM industrial policy including transitional arrangements.