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Evolving international financial system : the role of the IMF and the implications for CARICOM countries

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Worrell, DeLisle

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2003Action note:

10/7/03 JOYD

Summary: Discusses the current enhancement of the international financial architecture motivated by the need to reduce the incidence of international financial crises, with emphasis on the role of the Fund. Looks at the reason why CARICOM countries appear to have been immune from contagion originating in the financial crises of the past decade and whether the region is likely to be at greater risk in the future. Examines efforts underway to improve the regulatory framework for the international services sector in CARICOM countries.

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Discusses the current enhancement of the international financial architecture motivated by the need to reduce the incidence of international financial crises, with emphasis on the role of the Fund. Looks at the reason why CARICOM countries appear to have been immune from contagion originating in the financial crises of the past decade and whether the region is likely to be at greater risk in the future. Examines efforts underway to improve the regulatory framework for the international services sector in CARICOM countries.

10/7/03 JOYD

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