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Caricom countries and the irrelevance of economic smallness

By:

Griffith, Winston H

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2007Action note:

7/26/07 JOYD

Summary: Argues that neither a country's economic smallness nor a lack of a diverse natural-resource base is a constraint on its economic structure of production. Seeks to determine whether Caricom countries, because of their economic smallness, can have a diversified economic production structure. Indicates that knowledge skills are beginning to make a positive impact on the regional economic structure of production.

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Argues that neither a country's economic smallness nor a lack of a diverse natural-resource base is a constraint on its economic structure of production. Seeks to determine whether Caricom countries, because of their economic smallness, can have a diversified economic production structure. Indicates that knowledge skills are beginning to make a positive impact on the regional economic structure of production.

7/26/07 JOYD

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