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The impact of the prices and incomes policy on the economic climate of Barbados

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Social and economic studies 43 (1994) 4, pp. 63-85

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Budgetary theory and policy in a small developing country : the case of Barbados 1960 - 1988

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Bulletin for international fiscal documentation : … 43 (1989) 10, pp. 446-457

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Production function analysis in the manufacturing sector of Barbados : an econometr. approach

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Journal of economic development 12 (1987) 2, pp. 161-182

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The distribution of household income in Barbados

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Social and economic studies 36 (1987) 4, pp. 127-155

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Crecimiento económico y desarrollo en Barbados en el siglo XX

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Integración & comercio 5 (2001) 15, pp. 153-184

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Productivity and competitiveness in Barbados : enterprise and national initiatives

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Competitiveness strategies for small states, (pp. 48-57). 2004

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Macroeconomic adjustment and the inflation experience of selected Caribbean countries

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Money affairs 6 (1993) 2, pp. 45-68

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The wage-productivity hypothesis in a small developing country : the case of Barbados

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Social and economic studies 43 (1994) 4, pp. 115-141

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Macroeconomic management and building social consensus : an evaluation of the Barbados Protocols

Downes, Andrew S.; Nurse, Lawrence A. - In: Journal of Eastern Caribbean studies 29 (2004) 4, pp. 1-41

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A model of output, wages, prices and productivity in Barbados

Downes, Andrew S. - In: Money affairs 1 (1988) 1, pp. 55-69

The peculiar macroeconomic characteristics of small open economies, such as Barbados, result in economic processes differing generically from those in the developed nations. This paper develops a small aggregate model of Barbados and utilises recent developments in econometrics by way of...

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