Publisher's Synopsis
Essays on the OECS Economies provides an exciting and readable survey of critical work on the economies of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States. Jones-Hendrickson centers his analyses on pivotal issues that impact and affect the small states of the Eastern Caribbean, and he puts the essays in a context that would be very useful to decision-makers who are constrained by resources, but who are encouraged to recognize that "size is not a constraint to survival." Anyone who has a serious interest in the contemporary economic issues of the OECS would find this work especially compelling.
