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International Developments and their impact on Dominica

By: Peltier, Joey

Publisher: SPAT ; Roseau ; 1992Description: 10 pSubject(s): ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS | SINGLE EUROPEAN MARKET | STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT | INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY | DOMINICA | NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS | DEBTSummary: Describes the Pursian Gulf Crisis and the single Europeans of 1992 and its impact on the region. These events highlight the status of the island as "tabers" on the economic and political scene. These events combined with other international factors threaten to relegate as the status of seeking concessionary financing from international monetary agencies.

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Describes the Pursian Gulf Crisis and the single Europeans of 1992 and its impact on the region. These events highlight the status of the island as "tabers" on the economic and political scene. These events combined with other international factors threaten to relegate as the status of seeking concessionary financing from international monetary agencies.

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