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The determinants of hotel occupancy in Jamaica 2000-2006

By:

Ramjeesingh, Diaram

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Central Bank of Barbados [St. Michael]BB 2008Description: [19] pAction note:

3/22/10 JOYD

Summary: Seeks to establish the primary determinants of hotel accupancy in Jamaica for the period January 2000 to December 2006. Establishes the argument that as government expansionary room policy continues, at a level ahead of current stopover demand, hoteliers will in the near future be forced to reduce prices, in order to sell excess room capacity.

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Seeks to establish the primary determinants of hotel accupancy in Jamaica for the period January 2000 to December 2006. Establishes the argument that as government expansionary room policy continues, at a level ahead of current stopover demand, hoteliers will in the near future be forced to reduce prices, in order to sell excess room capacity.

3/22/10 JOYD

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