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Report of economics and public finance task force of OECS/RCA

By: Lestrade, Swinburne | Samuel, W | Sohraindo, C | St. Cyr, E

Publisher: December 1991Description: 76 pSubject(s): POLITICAL INTEGRATION | ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS | PUBLIC FINANCE | ECONOMIC AID | OECS | CARIBBEAN | STATISTICAL DATASummary: Summarizes the economic justification for political integration and examines the economic viability of the union. The implications for public finance, debt and currency are also discussed. The authors foresee both political and economic gains if unification is pursued but caution against the superimposition of an additional layer of government without careful rationalisation. Includes comparative statistics on debt, cost of living, index, financing, trade etc., for the four islands.

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Summarizes the economic justification for political integration and examines the economic viability of the union. The implications for public finance, debt and currency are also discussed. The authors foresee both political and economic gains if unification is pursued but caution against the superimposition of an additional layer of government without careful rationalisation. Includes comparative statistics on debt, cost of living, index, financing, trade etc., for the four islands.

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