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Micro structure of foreign exchange risks in commercial banks in the Caribbean

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Seerattan, Dave

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TextPublication details: [Caribbean Centre for Monetary Studies] [St. Augustine]TT 2002Description: 12 leavesAction note:

3/21/03 JOYD

Summary: Explores the impact that the micro structure of the foreign exchange markets has on the efficiency and stability of these markets in select Caribbean countries.

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Explores the impact that the micro structure of the foreign exchange markets has on the efficiency and stability of these markets in select Caribbean countries.

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