A survey on trade finance in the English-speaking Caribbean countries

Includes bibliography

Policy and programme evaluation in the English-speaking Caribbean: conceptual and practical issues

Includes bibliography

Experiences gained from GDDS compliance in the English-speaking Caribbean

Includes bibliography

Overview of development strategies in the English-speaking Caribbean countries

Includes bibliography

Social security in the English-speaking Caribbean

Includes bibliography

Comments on social structural change in the English-speaking Caribbean by G.L. Beckford

Comenta el volumen 1 del Informe Beckford en el contexto de los terminos de referencia de la CEPAL. El estudio provee informacion e interpretacion en lo que concierne a cambio en la estructura social en el Caribe de habla inglesa, desarrollando hipotesis en lo relativo a las relaciones entre el cambio social, economico y politico

Social structural change in the English-speaking Caribbean

Includes bibliography

Education and development in the English-speaking Caribbean: a contemporary survey

Includes bibliography

The People’s Republic of China and Latin America: the impact of Chinese economic growth on Latin American exports

The role of the People’s Republic of China in the world economy has grown substantially in recent decades, turning it into a strategic foreign trading partner for much of Latin America. Bilateral trade between the region and China totalled US$ 120 billion in 2009. This study analyses the income elasticity of the region’s exports to the country. The findings show that, assuming real gross domestic product (gdp) growth in China of about 7% a year, the value of Latin American exports to China (at 2005 prices) can be expected to increase by an average of about 10% a year between 2014 and 2019. In a more conservative scenario of 4.5% average annual growth in the Chinese economy over the period, exports would rise by about 7% a year.