Jamaica Gleaner In Focus
Published: Monday Sunday | July 26, 2009
Misguided IMF alternatives
In sheer logic and forcefulness of argumentation, the Government spokespersons have been winning the debate on the return to a borrowing relationship with the International... Read More...
Searching for alternatives
I attended an economic forum put on by the People's National Party (PNP) at the Jamaica Conference Centre last week. Read More...
Borrowing from the IMF:Challenges and opportunities
The Government of Jamaica has announced its intention to borrow from the International Monetary Fund, (IMF). Read More...
Making the poor pay
The current global economic crisis has nothing to do with Jamaican public-sector workers. Read More...
Social partnership
As my tenure as senator and minister in the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service comes to an end next week, I thought it appropriate to write this column on social partnership. Read More...
A workable energy-savings plan
I was interested and encouraged to read the account of the Editors' Forum held recently regarding expanding the energy audit throughout the public sector and this is most welcome. Read More...
Economic crisis:Restructuring while restricted
In the concluding paragraph of the second of two articles critiquing what he regarded as Don Robotham's superficial understanding of the role that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) plays in the... Read More...
Give credit where it is due
In the Sunday Gleaner two weeks ago, one of the regular columnists opened his article by describing Norman Manley as " ... Read More...
The OAS and the Honduran crisis
