Progress made in the implementation of the CARICOM single market and economy

Includes bibliography

Issues, effects and implications of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) Agreement for CARICOM economies

Includes bibliography

Promoting economic links between the integration schemes of Latin America and the Caribbean: a CARICOM perspective on selected issues

Includes bibliography

Special and differential treatment in CARICOM

Includes bibliography

Capital market development in the Caribbean within the context of the CARICOM single market and economy (CSME)

Includes bibliography

Some implications of adoption of CARICOM Common External Tariff (CET)

Analiza los problemas planteados por la incorporacion de Haiti a la Comunidad del Caribe (CARICOM) y especialmente al Mercado Comun. Destaca las implicancias que derivan de la adopcion del Arancel Externo Comun de CARICOM

Various notes on CARICOM meetings, 21 April 1976 through 13 May 1976

Comentarios sobre una serie de reuniones sostenidas por el Consjo de Ministros de CARICOM (Comunidad del Caribe) con algunos grupos del sector privado, para discutir aspectos del programa de integracion

Development of the integration process in Latin America and the Caribbean: english version of the summary and chapter VI: the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

Includes bibliography

Logistics and trade facilitation between CARICOM and Central America

Includes bibliography.

An assessment of the performance of CARICOM extraregional trade agreements: An initial scoping exercise

Despite its active embrace of trade liberalization and the maintainance of relatively open economies, CARICOM trade performance both within the region and extraregionally has been poor. The nexus between bilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), Partial Scope Agreements (PSAs) and preferential trade arrangements, which was intended to assist in compensating for the small size of domestic and regional markets, while providing an additional tier of trade and economic integration, has thus far failed to deliver its intended results. This paper makes this conclusion in assessing the performance of these extraregional trade agreements and sheds light on issues not often discussed.