Eastern Caribbean Currency Union; Selected Issues
The Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) countries’ economies are heavily dependent on the United States for foreign direct investment, mainly in the tourism sector. The Selected Issues paper discusses economic development and policies of the ECCU. About one-third of the stayover tourists to the ECCU countries are from the United States., the top tourist-source country. The flow of remittances is also an important channel of influence, reflecting the significant proportion of Caribbean migrants living in the United States.
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2009-06-02
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Bank supervision | Banking sector | Exchange rates | Nonbank financial sector | Public debt | Regional shocks | Selected issues | Spillovers | debt sustainability | public finances | fiscal policy | current account | account deficits | current account deficits | fiscal balances | debt accumulation | fiscal reaction functions | fiscal positions | debt dynamics | currency board | fiscal reaction | central bank | long-term debt | external financing | long-term debt sustainability |
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