Guyana's Economic Viability
At Independence, Guyana held out the best prospect for economic development in the English-speaking Caribbean. Our size and our natural resources endowment were clearly superior to all the other territories. Our human resources were second to none. For those too young to recall, this was the period when high standards in education and training were diligently pursued, and when too most individuals, families, and households saw education and self-imptovement as the only opportunity for economic advancement and social mobility. Corrupt practices, fraud, illegal trading and drug trafficking were rare occurrences.

But what has happened'?



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From the National Development Strategy

  1. Guyana 's climb into middle-income bracket could limit access to soft resources
    May 4, 2007

  2. Lethem in-step with improvements made in Guyana/Brazil link
    April 16, 2007

  3. Policy makers puzzled by decline in growth -IMF working paper
    April 15, 2007

  4. The Economic impact of large sporting events
    April 15, 2007

  5. US direct assistance to Guyana tops US$126M in last three years
    April 10, 2007

  6. Small businesses make big difference on Essequibo Coast
    April 8, 2007

  7. CREATING JOBS
    April 1, 2007

  8. Unemployment still a major problem in Linden
    March 28, 2007

  9. Competitiveness, innovation and equity
    March 1, 2007

  10. The role of the mandarin
    February 16, 2007

  11. A change in our fortunes
    February 13, 2007

  12. Business Outlook Survey 2007
    January 18, 2007

  13. Business optimism in economy jumps -- highest in five years, survey finds
    January 18, 2007

  14. President Jagdeo reiterates competitiveness strategy for economic growth
    January 4, 2007

  15. $100M annually for sports, arts fund - Jagdeo
    January 1, 2007

  16. Economy relatively healthy despite unbudgeted expenses - President
    December 30, 2006

  17. President reports: Economy has done well
    December 29, 2006

  18. Guyana's dependency ratio
    December 24, 2006

  19. At last! An ABC!!
    December 8, 2006

  20. Rupununi Expo provides welcome market for exhibitors
    December 4, 2006

  21. It's a GBTI VISA Classic Card
    December 1, 2006

  22. GBTI launches Visa Card
    December 1, 2006

  23. GBTI VISA card to enable online shopping
    November 29, 2006

  24. Carbon Credits - Potential benefits to Guyana?
    November 19, 2006

  25. Does Guyana need a sovereign credit rating?
    November 12, 2006

  26. Economy suffered from external, domestic shocks
    November 6, 2006

  27. An opening to the foreign businessman
    November 5, 2006

  28. Trying times for the accounting profession
    July 10, 2005

  29. Poverty Reduction Strategy - Progress Report 2005 -Dramatic decline in population in Regions 5 and 6
    July 3, 2005

  30. Numbering the days of sugar is premature
    June 26, 2005

  31. On the line -Guyana Stockfeeds Incorporated 2004 - significant turnaround
    June 12, 2005

  32. Sterling Products Limited
    June 5, 2005

  33. On the Line 2004 Annual Report - Demerara Distillers Limited
    May 22, 2005

  34. VAT compromise signals hope
    April 18, 2005

  35. On the line: Demerara Tobacco Company Limited Annual Report, 2004
    April 3, 2005

  36. Jamaica launches a draft code of corporate governance
    March 27, 2005

  37. On the Line - Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry
    March 20, 2005

  38. The Lottery funds issue should be tested in court
    March 6, 2005

  39. Diamonds are forever, forever... and round wood
    February 27, 2005

  40. Budget - reality or myth?
    February 20, 2005

  41. Caricom seeks to encourage intra-regional investment
    February 6, 2005


  42. January 30, 2005

  43. The great flood
    January 23, 2005


  44. January 16, 2005


  45. January 9, 2005

  46. Four more years for George Bush - the prospects
    November 21, 2004

  47. The Infrastructure Development Fund Act
    November 14, 2004

  48. A better investment climate for everyone
    October 31, 2004

  49. The World Investment Report: The Shift towards services
    October 17, 2004

  50. Disaster economics: The Grenada experience
    September 19, 2004

  51. On the line: Guyana Stockfeeds Incorporated 2003 - the slide continues
    September 12, 2004

  52. Revisiting the National Development Strategy: End of the future?
    September 5, 2004

  53. Living with the IMF
    July 30, 2004

  54. No shortage of money
    July 26, 2004

  55. The fall of King Sugar
    July 25, 2004

  56. Sugar and People
    July 25, 2004

  57. Contributing to our own peril
    July 25, 2004

  58. Peter Ramsaroop: 'Guyana open for business'
    June 24, 2004

  59. $2.5M boost for Intermediate Savannahs Project
    June 15, 2004

  60. 'Do not expect a Cadillac lifestyle in a Volkswagen economy'
    June 13, 2004

  61. IDB approves US$28M for public finance management
    June 10, 2004

  62. LEAP takes next step with $326M grant
    June 1, 2004

  63. Guyana gets US$20M boost for democracy, governance
    May 28, 2004

  64. US, Guyana ink $4B democracy, growth pacts
    May 28, 2004

  65. Govt, EC ink $840M micro projects pact
    May 8, 2004

  66. Negotiations begin for salary increases
    April 19, 2004

  67. NBS Annual General Meeting
    April 18, 2004

  68. Mall dream unfolds
    April 15, 2004

  69. High public service salaries
    April 6, 2004

  70. Government Not Happy With Paying ‘Super Salaries’
    April 4, 2004

  71. Jagdeo: super salaries not all good value
    April 3, 2004

  72. Audit office query over $30M raises hackles
    March 29, 2004

  73. Shaping the economic environment for wealth generation
    March 29, 2004

  74. Globalisation of accounting: Guyana's challenge
    March 28, 2004

  75. Guyana Trade Show in Barbados
    March 21, 2004

  76. Novel audit office bill for more scrutiny
    March 20, 2004

  77. Corporate governance
    March 11, 2004

  78. Migrating jobs and the global economy
    March 11, 2004

  79. Business opportunities open up for Guyanese
    March 7, 2004

  80. Lack of preparation for globalisation can cost Guyana billions -GCCI warns
    March 4, 2004

  81. The long, winding road to good corporate governance
    February 29, 2004

  82. Economic Growth and Human Development
    February 5, 2004

  83. South - South
    February 4, 2004

  84. Economic genocide?
    February 3, 2004

  85. The search for our destiny
    February 1, 2004

  86. Summit of the Americas
    January 18, 2004

  87. Plain predictions - a time to pray
    December 28, 2003

  88. Bank rates for Sterling offer opportunities
    December 22, 2003

  89. Good news and opportunities
    December 22, 2003

  90. Guyana rises from 'poor' to 'middle income' status
    December 22, 2003

  91. Ram surveys finds... Business outlook decidedly positive
    December 19, 2003

  92. No breach of Parliamentary procedures in passage of Fiscal Management Bill
    December 18, 2003

  93. Government passes fiscal management bill
    December 16, 2003

  94. The Caribbean should engage with Brazil
    December 14, 2003

  95. Shipping association launches Canada-funded export project
    December 10, 2003

  96. Excessive vehicle repairs at health ministry
    December 9, 2003

  97. Business community seeks security, reduction of tension
    December 8, 2003

  98. Empretec completes five workshops for the year
    December 7, 2003

  99. Key trade links made at Antigua expo
    December 5, 2003

  100. Encourage immigration from Caricom, court T&T investment
    December 3, 2003

  101. IPED to expand operations despite difficult 2002
    December 3, 2003

  102. IPED loans up, surplus down in 2002
    December 2, 2003

  103. Chartered accountants group celebrates 100 years
    December 2, 2003

  104. Economy persevering despite crime -Jagdeo
    December 1, 2003

  105. Mohamed displays investor confidence in the face of adversity
    December 1, 2003

  106. Balancing work and life:imperative, not impossible
    November 30, 2003

  107. Auditor General's 2002 report
    November 26, 2003

  108. Seven habits
    November 23, 2003

  109. Government and Business
    November 14, 2003

  110. WTO review commends Guyana's reforms
    November 13, 2003

  111. New Internal Auditing
    November 13, 2003

  112. Corporate leaders urged to monitor community projects
    November 13, 2003

  113. Internal auditors urged to demand strict 'accountability' practices
    October 30, 2003

  114. Economy needs 6% growth for millennium development goals - Insanally
    October 25, 2003

  115. Where is the TUC?
    October 5, 2003

  116. Womenfolk should step out and assert themselves
    September 28, 2003

  117. Supervising financial institutions
    September 16, 2003

  118. Grist in the mill of vested interests
    September 7, 2003

  119. Is it possible to pursue your professional goals in a tough business climate?
    September 7, 2003

  120. US$44M bridge, road projects will propel growth, prosperity
    September 4, 2003

  121. Gov’t closes bond loophole on loans from banks
    August 31, 2003

  122. acquiring networking skills takes time and practice
    August 31, 2003

  123. Trade review reveals positive economic growth
    August 23, 2003

  124. Handling business when life pelts you a curveball

    August 17, 2003

  125. Committee to present Fiscal Bill report tomorrow
    August 17, 2003

  126. All directors’ emoluments will have to be disclosed from 2005
    August 6, 2003

  127. A fertile mind required
    August 3, 2003

  128. Just answer the questions
    July 28, 2003

  129. A success story
    July 11, 2003

  130. Legal bottlenecks
    July 1, 2003

  131. Guyana must take hard-nosed approach to Caricom single market - Dev
    June 30, 2003

  132. Guyana pushes ambition to be continental gateway
    June 27, 2003

  133. Guyana pursues sound macroeconomic policies
    June 25, 2003

  134. Archaic valuations major obstacle for local authorities
    June 17, 2003

  135. CDB hails ‘positive real economic growth’, says…
    June 14, 2003

  136. Guyana training model will spawn 100 businesses, 1,000 jobs
    June 14, 2003

  137. Guyana positioned on the road to economic prosperity
    June 12, 2003

  138. The related party problem
    June 1, 2003

  139. Chandarpal likens WTO, FTAA negotiations to war
    May 31, 2003

  140. The law and business
    May 25, 2003

  141. Short changing Sarbanes-Oxley
    May 11, 2003

  142. Guyana, India identify projects for technology transfer
    May 9, 2003

  143. Yesu Persaud takes fact-finding development mission to Rupununi
    May 9, 2003

  144. Trinidad bank takes over Mazaruni Granite
    May 6, 2003

  145. Guyana did not experience an economic boom prior to 1992
    April 24, 2003

  146. Survival strategy
    April 23, 2003

  147. Guyana's exports can be dynamic sector for growth
    April 23, 2003

  148. Revised draft of National Trade Policy Strategy presented at seminar
    April 23, 2003

  149. Taxes, crime cutting into beer drinking
    April 23, 2003

  150. Trade strategy still hinges on EU preferential markets -seminar told
    April 18, 2003

  151. U.S/Guyana relations as good as they have ever been - Ambassador Godard
    April 7, 2003

  152. Budget speech/GRA do not make the law
    April 6, 2003

  153. Anti-money laundering regulations to be completed this year
    April 2, 2003

  154. Gov’t agrees to review of discretionary powers of agencies
    March 17, 2003

  155. Bank of Guyana's Ganga disputes extent of underground economy
    March 15, 2003

  156. New airport road part of proposed US$300M IDB loan
    March 12, 2003

  157. Fighting crime with donors help
    March 12, 2003

  158. IMF meeting on Guyana `productive'
    March 3, 2003

  159. Nadir refutes economic crisis allegation
    February 21, 2003

  160. Christmas season had little impact on prices
    February 17, 2003

  161. Tax reduction yielding positive results at petrol outlets
    February 17, 2003

  162. Domination through ideas
    February 12, 2003

  163. Trade barriers removed in Guyana’s favour
    February 12, 2003

  164. Underground economy undermining Guyana
    February 9, 2003

  165. Priority for security measures in this year's budget
    February 4, 2003

  166. Trade with Trinidad lopsided
    February 3, 2003

  167. A new storm is brewing at the NCC
    February 2, 2003

  168. Services sector support crucial for FTAA negotiations
    January 31, 2003

  169. Linden Economic Advancement Programme moving successfully
    January 31, 2003

  170. World unemployment rate continues to rise - ILO report
    January 26, 2003

  171. The commendable success of Sanata textiles
    January 25, 2003

  172. Public forum on business plan leaves many questions unanswered
    January 20, 2003

  173. Government's CT intervention will stimulate economy
    January 19, 2003

  174. Is chopping heads a solution?
    January 19, 2003

  175. Revenue authority remains headless
    January 18, 2003

  176. Guyana submits US$36M proposal to Global Fund
    January 18, 2003

  177. Popeyes plans to spice up fast food sector
    January 17, 2003

  178. Multi-million dollar Popeyes restaurants to open here
    January 17, 2003

  179. The IMF
    January 14, 2003

  180. Government expects lifting of injunction on IDB US$18M loan
    January 12, 2003

  181. Craziness helpful when doing business in Guyana
    January 12, 2003

  182. Carnegie School of Home Economics Seven decades of service to society
    January 12, 2003

  183. Economic crisis and the tribulations of backward capitalism
    January 12, 2003

  184. Standards Bureau to help exporters compete on global market
    January 8, 2003

  185. Report of the Auditor General 2001 A tale of bad accounting
    January 5, 2003

  186. Plain predictions
    December 29, 2002

  187. IMF report recommends revamp of revenue collection
    December 22, 2002

  188. State auditors called to probe Region Five irregularities
    December 17, 2002

  189. Redesigning the insurance industry
    December 15, 2002

  190. CEO’s must ensure the maturity and technical expertise of Junior Managers
    December 14, 2002

  191. Second LEAP project manager resigns
    December 13, 2002

  192. PSC training agency graduates 23 more, launches website
    December 12, 2002

  193. Smuggling impacting seriously on economy
    December 11, 2002

  194. EU providing $6.8B in aid
    December 10, 2002

  195. Guyana receives GY$6.8 billion EU grant
    December 10, 2002

  196. On the line: Annual Report 2001 - IPED
    December 8, 2002

  197. NO TIME TO CHICKEN OUT
    December 7, 2002

  198. THE WAY FORWARD
    December 5, 2002

  199. US$126.6M pumped into economy this year - Da Silva
    December 4, 2002

  200. Despite constraints in the economy IPED continues to blaze the trail
    December 3, 2002

  201. Good signs for next year
    December 3, 2002

  202. Let’s execute!
    December 1, 2002

  203. Rupununi Chamber calls for improved infrastructure
    November 27, 2002

  204. Severance talks being pushed
    November 24, 2002

  205. Economy must shape up for free trade - Ganga
    November 23, 2002

  206. New minimum wage set at $21,047
    November 23, 2002

  207. Goals best realized through collaborative action-PM Hinds
    November 19, 2002

  208. Negligible penetration of North American, UK markets by local products - surveys
    November 19, 2002

  209. Growth has to come with financial discipline
    November 14, 2002

  210. Weathering the storm
    November 10, 2002

  211. Replenishing the stock: Can training suffice?
    November 10, 2002

  212. New micro-credit fund launched
    November 7, 2002

  213. Some good news amidst the economic gloom
    November 7, 2002

  214. Some `good news' signals in Guyana economy
    November 7, 2002

  215. Construction at Shell Beach ordered stopped
    November 6, 2002

  216. Government helping Linden to produce more food through LEAP
    November 5, 2002

  217. Timely budget
    November 2, 2002

  218. Governance and respect for stakeholders
    October 27, 2002

  219. President unveils $89M Corriverton market, roads
    October 21, 2002

  220. Capitalism and socialism converging as partners
    October 21, 2002

  221. Millennium Development Goals
    October 13, 2002

  222. Smoke and mirror: paying lip service to fairer trade
    October 13, 2002

  223. Business sentiment remains low
    October 8, 2002

  224. Hard times for business again
    October 3, 2002

  225. Give me your best and brightest, I'll give you...
    September 29, 2002

  226. Rapid progress difficult if people insecure
    September 28, 2002

  227. Canada continues help with improving public accounting
    September 26, 2002

  228. Battling on - in the face of great odds
    September 26, 2002

  229. Canada praises Guyana's transparency efforts
    September 26, 2002

  230. Lies, damn lies, and er... accounts
    September 22, 2002

  231. Guyana, U.S. sign US$1.6M pact
    September 19, 2002

  232. There should be greater balance of trade between Trinidad and Guyana
    September 16, 2002

  233. Backward capitalism
    September 8, 2002

  234. Tower Hotel receivership may be brought to an end
    September 2, 2002

  235. Plans in train for cement bagging at GNIC
    August 30, 2002

  236. GNIC plans major cement bagging facility here
    August 30, 2002

  237. The Barbados Social Compact - Model for Guyana?
    August 25, 2002

  238. Government looking at Labour intensive programmes to generate employment
    August 24, 2002

  239. A tragic closure
    August 15, 2002

  240. Govt has to accelerate modern accounting system -Winston Murray
    August 13, 2002

  241. Guard services not paying national insurance contributions for workers
    July 28, 2002

  242. Free enterprise or free-for-all?
    July 28, 2002

  243. A silver lining
    July 27, 2002

  244. Industrial estates to be on equal footing
    July 25, 2002

  245. Under threat
    July 24, 2002

  246. Securities market regulations to be gazetted by next month
    July 24, 2002

  247. Free enterprise or free-for-all?
    July 21, 2002

  248. Auditor General offered UN post in Sierra Leone
    July 17, 2002

  249. Parliament approves motion to make Official Gazette widely available
    July 12, 2002

  250. Showing initiative
    July 11, 2002

  251. Guyanese patent multi-million US$ tyre change invention
    July 9, 2002

  252. Barama granted concessions for Essequibo project
    June 30, 2002

  253. ‘Implementation of standards is imperative for growth in the Guyana economy’
    June 24, 2002

  254. Guyana eyes South Asia markets
    June 23, 2002

  255. National security purchases to be exempt from legal regulations
    June 11, 2002

  256. LEAP set to harness skills, promote sound management
    June 9, 2002

  257. Consolidated Fund not reconciled since 1987
    June 4, 2002

  258. Report on A H & L Kissoon credit deal sparks acrimony
    June 3, 2002

  259. Foreign aid, investment and national development
    June 1, 2002

  260. Corporate Responsibility
    May 24, 2002

  261. Determined to combat the odds
    May 21, 2002

  262. Government accounts still in poor state
    May 19, 2002

  263. CDB approves US$85M aid package for Guyana
    May 15, 2002

  264. Overall responsibility for energy, power vested in Prime Minister's office
    May 14, 2002

  265. Caribbean bank supervisors conference opens
    May 10, 2002

  266. Year 2000 govt accounts presented to Speaker
    May 3, 2002

  267. Auditor General in `historic' report presentation
    May 3, 2002

  268. Businessmen meet Hoyte over crime, economy
    May 1, 2002

  269. People in mood of crisis, insecurity on May Day 2002
    May 1, 2002

  270. Public employees bearing brunt of tax, debt burden too long

    -Yarde

    May 1, 2002

  271. IDB to assist Guyana with trade strategy
    April 24, 2002

  272. Get ready for the war against want
    April 14, 2002

  273. Seeing the possibilities
    April 9, 2002

  274. Back on track: Leaving the detour
    March 31, 2002

  275. Most are at their wits' end to make ends meet
    March 31, 2002

  276. Political, social tensions retarded economy from '97
    March 26, 2002

  277. On preventing "Local Enrons"
    March 24, 2002

  278. Local duty-free merchant captures key airline market
    March 17, 2002

  279. Hire purchase: nothing happens
    March 17, 2002

  280. Guyana Training Agency launched
    March 7, 2002

  281. Ram says plan foresees financial soundness in three years
    March 5, 2002

  282. Not time for petty squabbling
    February 28, 2002

  283. Joint CDB/IDB mission here on regional restructuring mission
    February 28, 2002

  284. Guyana amid the world economy
    February 26, 2002

  285. Trade just one part of new economic deal -De Visscher
    February 15, 2002

  286. Lessons of Enron
    February 10, 2002

  287. The Intermediate Savannahs
    February 7, 2002

  288. How can giants sit down as equals with pygmies?
    January 27, 2002

  289. Guyana in line for new three-year IMF scheme
    January 26, 2002

  290. Trade ministers tackle single market hiccups
    January 26, 2002

  291. Plain predictions
    December 30, 2001

  292. Fixing failed firms should be based on economics, not revenge
    December 23, 2001

  293. New debt relief plan could benefit 1200 small rice farmers - Jagdeo
    December 15, 2001

  294. US$ will not trade at $200 by year end
    December 8, 2001

  295. Government, banks close to pact in rice rescue talks
    December 4, 2001

  296. What's right about the economy?
    December 4, 2001

  297. Lewis calls for new partnership to enhance national productivity
    December 4, 2001

  298. Productivity issues must be put on the table
    December 4, 2001

  299. Financial lawlessness
    November 25, 2001

  300. The Minister of Finance must act
    November 15, 2001

  301. Ming upset at continued poor accounting practices in ministries
    November 15, 2001

  302. Despite improvements, poverty levels still high
    November 15, 2001

  303. A challenging task
    November 3, 2001

  304. Institute of Private Enterprise Development records $90M surplus
    October 30, 2001

  305. Hard times ahead
    October 30, 2001

  306. Speeding up the aid flow
    October 19, 2001

  307. Giving us hope
    October 18, 2001

  308. Making high productivity thinking a critical objective
    August 6, 2001

  309. Some light in the tunnel
    August 2, 2001

  310. The other crisis
    June 27, 2001

  311. The FTAA - are we ready?
    May 6, 2001

  312. The Initiative urges Guyanese to embrace national government
    March 18, 2001

  313. Elections Watch
    March 18, 2001

  314. Reflections on after tomorrow
    March 18, 2001

  315. Union upset it is not among observer teams
    March 18, 2001

  316. Promising more than can be delivered
    March 18, 2001

  317. The manufacturing sector - is there hope?
    March 18, 2001

  318. Foreign Ministry focused on economic development - Rohee
    March 14, 2001

  319. Globalisation
    February 16, 2001

  320. 'Finance: The Achilles heel of the global economic system'
    February 11, 2001

  321. Towards a Single Market and Economy
    December 12, 2000

  322. Making the move to plastic
    December 10, 2000

  323. `We need to ensure the rule of law'
    October 19, 2000

  324. Economy's vulnerability cause for concern
    October 1, 2000

  325. Embracing the knowledge paradigm
    September 24, 2000

  326. Is globalisation new?
    September 17, 2000

  327. Economy shows signs of recovery
    August 25, 2000

  328. Guyana seeks to cash in on new U.S. arrangements
    August 18, 2000

  329. An important development
    August 9, 2000

  330. A bright spot
    July 25, 2000

  331. Iran looks for joint venture with Guyanese
    July 25, 2000

  332. Free trade and its effects on the Guyana economy
    May 30, 2000

  333. IMF advice on overcoming Guyana challenges
    May 24, 2000

  334. Guyana's incentive regime
    May 14, 2000

  335. Well-managed economies and the lot of the teeming poor
    May 3, 2000

  336. Economics will inform Guyana's defence strategy
    April 27, 2000

  337. Pleas for help ignored
    April 23, 2000

  338. Essequibo - Please step forward
    April 16, 2000

  339. Privatisation programme winding down
    April 5, 2000

  340. More on E-commerce
    March 19, 2000

  341. National caucus targets quality secondary education
    March 13, 2000

  342. Where are the girls now?
    March 12, 2000

  343. Expanded revenue base key to 2000 budget
    March 6, 2000

  344. The Guyana Youth Business Trust
    March 3, 2000

  345. Prince helps tackle unemployment
    February 27, 2000

  346. British bilateral aid to rise to 6.2M pounds in next cycle
    February 26, 2000

  347. The engine of growth
    February 24, 2000

  348. World financial system a 'large casino'
    February 22, 2000

  349. Guyana in throes of major evolution
    February 16, 2000

  350. European Commission applauds Guyana on key achievements
    February 11, 2000

  351. Guyana to push for results at COTED meeting
    February 6, 2000

  352. EU, ACP agree radical overhaul of relations
    February 4, 2000

  353. Imports must be of high quality
    January 31, 2000

  354. Time to go plastic - are we ready?
    January 30, 2000

  355. Local producers seeking fairer deals for feeds, oil, sugar
    January 26, 2000

  356. Protecting economic resources
    January 22, 2000

  357. On to the boardwalk
    January 21, 2000

  358. Building an economy
    January 11, 2000

  359. Annual report shows successful economic performance
    January 8, 2000

  360. More job market information needed
    January 3, 2000

  361. Marketing Guyana
    December 28, 1999

  362. $18B bad debt situation alarming
    December 28, 1999

  363. The e-commerce revolution
    December 19, 1999

  364. Y2K - hype or reality?
    December 12, 1999

  365. New minister plans tight rein on fiscal policies
    December 10, 1999

  366. Brief, gaudy hour for developing countries
    December 7, 1999

  367. Real estate sector: no rules apply
    November 28, 1999

  368. Hydropower project seen as catalyst for economic development
    November 28, 1999

  369. Berbice `growth pole' critical
    November 28, 1999

  370. Improve performance, improve management
    November 21, 1999

  371. Mutual funds
    November 10, 1999

  372. Development assistance now a scarce resource
    November 8, 1999

  373. Hard truths about tomorrow's world
    November 8, 1999

  374. God's lonely trumpet horn and the globalised world
    November 7, 1999

  375. Single market must be promoted
    November 6, 1999

  376. Guyana needs aggressive development motivation, political inclusion
    November 6, 1999

  377. Trinidad company opens equity opportunity window to Guyanese
    November 5, 1999

  378. Really Put Guyana First
    October 31, 1999

  379. Single market publicity campaign for Guyana
    October 21, 1999

  380. Equal partners
    October 21, 1999

  381. A productive meeting
    October 16, 1999

  382. On the right course
    October 14, 1999

  383. PSC head calls for 'culture of manufacturing'
    October 10, 1999

  384. Mustering resources, whetting skills for the global economy
    October 3, 1999

  385. Hiring the best
    September 19, 1999

  386. Health and safety act comes into force today
    September 15, 1999

  387. Guyana must generate its own economic growth
    September 9, 1999

  388. Foreign policy focus
    September 6, 1999

  389. IPED records $70.5M surplus -7,120 jobs created last year
    September 4, 1999

  390. Whither Guyana
    August 22, 1999

  391. USAID provides technical aid to revise incentive regime
    August 22, 1999

  392. Govt's incentive regime comes in for heavy flak
    July 25, 1999

  393. Donor fatigue a major challenge: Jagdeo
    July 21, 1999

  394. Off and flying
    July 20, 1999

  395. A tide which sinks most boats
    July 11, 1999

  396. Guyana can hasten progress with modern technology: UNDP
    July 10, 1999

  397. Revenue shortfall tops $4B
    July 2, 1999

  398. Another bad year?
    June 17, 1999

  399. World Bank seeks to have its project accounts audited by private firms
    June 14, 1999

  400. Avoid excessive wage increases
    June 13, 1999

  401. Income inequality in Latin America
    May 8, 1999

  402. Strategy being plotted to cut poverty, youth unemployment - micro enterprises seen as key
    May 5, 1999

  403. This week: The development of a capital market
    April 25, 1999

  404. National Development Strategy
    April 23, 1999

  405. 1999 Budget
    March 27, 1999

  406. What the Budget means to you
    March 27, 1999

  407. Guyana's Economy at Age 30

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