P. Desmond Brunton
Published: 2001
Total Pages: 56
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This publication examines the developments of international capital flows into the Caribbean. It reviews the experience of the region in the 1990s with respect to both official and private capital flows. The major determinants of the flows are examined and the policy implications are identified and the impact of external flows on domestic savings is analyzed. The publication also examines the accessibility of international capital markets to regional economies and the role the Caribbean Development Bank could play in facilitating such access.