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Aspects of financial liberalisation and capital market development in the Caribbean

By:

Craigwell, Roland

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Central Bank of Barbados BridgetownBB 2007Description: x, 263 pAction note:

2/22/08 EVELYND

Summary: Analyzes the likely influences of liberalisation in the Caribbean region on financial stability, maintenance of the exchange rate, international reserves, the development of the financial sector, competition and economic growth.

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Analyzes the likely influences of liberalisation in the Caribbean region on financial stability, maintenance of the exchange rate, international reserves, the development of the financial sector, competition and economic growth.

2/22/08 EVELYND

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