Titlebook: Jamaica’s Evolving Relationship with the IMF; There and Back Again Christine Clarke,Carol Nelson Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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,Built to Last: Sustainability, Growth and Development—The Road to Vision 2030,e claim that the IMF does not concern itself with development or growth concerns in its narrow focus on balance of payments imbalances. In doing so, it reflects on the changing modalities in the way the IMF interfaces globally echoed in Chapter?..

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Introduction,ulative effect of high fiscal deficits, public enterprise-related contingent liabilities, and tightened international credit markets that required higher and higher rates of interest on marginal loans. Compared to other Caribbean nations which were growing between 4 and 12% annually, Jamaica’s exhib

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Lining Up and Jumping the Hurdles to Long-Term Growth (Part I),wly focussed on balance of payments support. The IMF has, however, over time recognized the limited success of any programme that does not actively support growth-enhancing or growth-inducing activities whilst focussing conditionalities on mandate-related areas. Jamaica has been seized with the need

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New Governance Paradigms, has engendered stability between parties for mutual gains and has mitigated the risk of loss. EPOC’s creation as a multi-partite social partnership brokering several interests along with modalities that supported the successful implementation of the IMF caused them to receive accolades and the publ

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,Leaving No One Behind: ODA and Development in Jamaica 2010–2019,titutive elements and institutional strengths. The country was very clear as early as four decades before its Independence that there would need to be dedicated focus on the development agenda—though this term was not yet popularized. The state of the population would not be transferred without the