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16Oct2015
An Assessment of the Knowledge Products Produced by the Central Bank of Barbados over the past Forty Years Since the establishment of the Central Bank of Barbados in May 1972, the focus has been on acquiring...
16Oct2015
Is there a Role for Independent Monetary Policy in Barbados? Conventional monetary theory holds that a country can only possess one nominal anchor in the long...
16Oct2015
Estimating Quarterly Indicators of Economic Activity for the States of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union Indicators of economic activity provide key inputs into policymakers’, business persons’, investors’...
14Oct2015
Annual Meetings of IMF and World Bank Governor of the Central Bank, Dr. DeLisle Worrell, accompanied Minister of Finance, Honourable Chris Sinckler, who led the Barbados delegation to the Annual Meetings of the IMF and World Bank in Lima on October 8-11. Other Central Bank members of the team were Michelle Doyle-Lowe, Director of Research, and Dr. Allan Wright, who is leading a Caribbean team investigating the withdrawal of correspondent banking relationships affecting many countries....
14Oct2015
Fueling Up The Economic Implications of America’s Oil and Gas Boom, by Trevor Houser and Shashank Mohan, Peterson Institute for International Economics, 2014 The recent decline in international oil pricesis one of the largest in over 30 years (World Bank,...
14Oct2015
How Latin America Weathered the Global Financial Crisis, by Jose De Gregorio, Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington, D.C., 2014 This book answers the burning question: what has contributed to Latin America’s success in the wake...
14Oct2015
Is There A Caribbean Sclerosis? Stagnating Economic Growth in the Caribbean, by Inder Ruprah, Karl Melgarejo, Ricardo Sierra, Inter-American Development Bank, 2014 The IDB publication; "Is there a Caribbean Sclerosis?" provides a comprehensive comparison between...
08Oct2015
Barbados is Ahead in Innovation, But Much Remains to be Done We should protect our lead in the areas where we are strong, and devote resources and develop practical agendas to remedy the areas of weakness....
08Oct2015
The Barbados IBFS Sector and the Efficiency of International Commerce International companies are able to increase their competitive offerings on the global market by judicious use of Barbados' IBFS centre. The economic logic that is driven by competitive forces is what drives expectations of continuing growth of IBFS services in Barbados and elsewhere....
05Oct2015
The Cost of Compliance Affecting Correspondent Banking Services In Barbados And The Rest Of The Caribbean Central Bank Governor DeLisle Worrell attended the meeting of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in London on Friday, September 25. The agenda item of immediate interest to Barbados had to do with the difficulties that some resident individuals and companies have encountered in their banking relationships, and in setting up bank accounts for new clients....
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