The study examines how institutional framework provided varying degrees of constraints on monetary policy and economic performance in 12 Caribbean economies. A univariate analysis is used on the price variables to conduct a comparative analysis on the persistence of inflation
The purpose of this paper is to examine the degree of persistence in five inflation indicators for A...
Using data for 102 developing countries, it is shown that inflation persistence is particularly low ...
Inflation is a persistent economic variable but the magnitude of this phenomenon varies across OECD ...
Purpose – There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in macroecon...
in the Caribbean There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in ma...
There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in macroeconomic manag...
In this paper we aim to shed some light on the potential for creating a monetary union in the Caribb...
In this paper we aim to shed some light on the potential for creating a monetary union in the Caribb...
In this paper, we aim to shed some light on the inflation dynamics in the Caribbean. We analyse the ...
Although inflation risks are expected to remain contained in the short and medium term, experience r...
The paper examines the causes of inflation for Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, seritum, f...
The present document studies the degree of inflation persistence and price stickiness across differe...
This paper uses the error correcting methodology to investigate how pegged and non-pegged exchange r...
This document analyses exchange rate regimes in the Caribbean subregion. Caribbean exchange rate reg...
The paper seeks to explore the applicability of Inflation Targeting (IT) as an effective framework f...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the degree of persistence in five inflation indicators for A...
Using data for 102 developing countries, it is shown that inflation persistence is particularly low ...
Inflation is a persistent economic variable but the magnitude of this phenomenon varies across OECD ...
Purpose – There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in macroecon...
in the Caribbean There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in ma...
There is a growing consensus that monetary policy occupies a primary position in macroeconomic manag...
In this paper we aim to shed some light on the potential for creating a monetary union in the Caribb...
In this paper we aim to shed some light on the potential for creating a monetary union in the Caribb...
In this paper, we aim to shed some light on the inflation dynamics in the Caribbean. We analyse the ...
Although inflation risks are expected to remain contained in the short and medium term, experience r...
The paper examines the causes of inflation for Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, seritum, f...
The present document studies the degree of inflation persistence and price stickiness across differe...
This paper uses the error correcting methodology to investigate how pegged and non-pegged exchange r...
This document analyses exchange rate regimes in the Caribbean subregion. Caribbean exchange rate reg...
The paper seeks to explore the applicability of Inflation Targeting (IT) as an effective framework f...
The purpose of this paper is to examine the degree of persistence in five inflation indicators for A...
Using data for 102 developing countries, it is shown that inflation persistence is particularly low ...
Inflation is a persistent economic variable but the magnitude of this phenomenon varies across OECD ...
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