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28/Mar/2011
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Please be advised that the Caribbean Policy Research Institute has moved offices to the following location:
Room 212, Building H, Alister McIntyre Centre, Unive
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09/Sep/2010
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The first research published on the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) that comprises an objective empirical analysis of the controversial trade agreement that was signed in 2008 has recently bee
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06/Jul/2010
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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
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19/Apr/2010
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The Jamaica Debt Exchange (JDX) has and will make a significant positive impact on the country’s debt situation, and has the potential to turn Jamaica back from the path of increasing indebte
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12/Apr/2010
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In response to the presentation of the 2010/11 Budget tabled by Minister of Finance and Planning, the Hon. Audley Shaw on April 8, 2010, Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CaPRI) would like to comment on a few key points.
Our research suggests that the administration's aggressive privatization strategy is an appropriate and vital first step in addressing the country’s debt problem. Soon to be released CaPRI analysis of the Jamaica Debt Exchange initiative (JDX) indicates that non-central government obligations (i.e. debt originating from outside of central government, such as...
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