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Who should pay and how?
22/Aug/2010

The academic year begins shortly and accompanying this is an active discussion around education in Jamaica.
Jamaica Gleaner
Save Early for University Fees
16/Aug/2010

A 2009 paper presented by the Caribbean Policy Research Institute stated: "Given the current operation of financial markets in Jamaica, in which loans must generally be secured, a privately funded hig
Jamaica Gleaner
Should fiscal deficits be reined-in now?...
10/Aug/2010

Let us for one moment, strip away the party politics and focus on the economic fundamentals.
CaPRI Blazing the Trail in Significant R...
06/Jul/2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CaPRI) continues to blaze the trail of relevant, policy research as it seeks to provide Caribbean policymakers and decision leaders w
The Dons of Kingston
29/Jun/2010

Summary: Jamaica is not a modern nation-state but a neo-medieval one; rather than ruling directly, Jamaica's politicians have allowed latter-day barons -- bondholders and gang leaders -- to take over.
Foreignaffairs.com