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Growth and convergence in the Caribbean

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Carter, Adrian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2000Action note:

11/7/00 JOY_D

Summary: Assesses the degree of economic convergence of CARICOM member countries utilizing a stochastic Solow growth model. Investigates the speed of convergence in per capita output of the individual economies to their country-specific steady growth rate and attempts to draw implications therefrom. Reveals that a union between OECS and Barbados may be sustainable.

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Assesses the degree of economic convergence of CARICOM member countries utilizing a stochastic Solow growth model. Investigates the speed of convergence in per capita output of the individual economies to their country-specific steady growth rate and attempts to draw implications therefrom. Reveals that a union between OECS and Barbados may be sustainable.

11/7/00 JOY_D

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