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Does demand volatility lower growth and raise inflation? : evidence from the Caribbean

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Kandil, Magda

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TextPublication details: [Caribbean Centre for Money & Finance] [St. Augustine] 2007Description: 26 pAction note:

11/21/08 JOYD

Summary: Seeks to shed some light on structural rigidities governing the relation between demand variability and economic performance. Traces the nature of cyclical fluctuations on the macro-economy across a sample of 15 Caribbean countries.

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Seeks to shed some light on structural rigidities governing the relation between demand variability and economic performance. Traces the nature of cyclical fluctuations on the macro-economy across a sample of 15 Caribbean countries.

11/21/08 JOYD

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