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Growth rate of GDP per capita
1962-1972: 4.2
1973-1980:−4.3
Fiscal deficit, percentage of GDP
1962-1972: 2.3
1973-1980:15.5
Inflation 6.0 14.8 4.4 23.0
1962-1972: 4.4
1973-1980: 23
Oh and just suh yuh not confused wid yuh JLPNP..
1962-1972: JLP
1973-1980: PNP
lol ! woiiee !
Aneddah tortured disaffected Comrade bites the dust.. summady tek wheh di body..
Aftah yuh recover from di knockout.. if yuh still need fi yap bout yuh world bank data tek it up wid dem breddah yah..no kill di messengah
†
Discussant: William A. Darity, Jr., Duke University.
*Henry: Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305–5015, Brookings Institution,
and National Bureau of Economic Research (e-mail:
pbhenry@stanford.edu); Miller: Department of Economics,
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305 (e-mail:
ccmiller@stanford.edu). Henry gratefully acknowledges
financial support from the John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn
Faculty Fellowship, the Stanford Institute for Economic
Policy Research, the Stanford Center for International
Development, and the Freeman Spogli Institute. Miller
gratefully acknowledges financial support from the Mellon
Mays Undergraduate Fellowship. We thank Jonathan
Bendor, Sir Courtney Blackman, Renee Bowen, Eleanor
Brown, Cecilia Conrad, William A. Darity Jr., Kevin Davis,
Chad Jones, John Rapley, Tracy Robinson, Paul Romer,
members of the Caribbean Policy Research Institute, and
seminar participants at Brookings, MIT, and Stanford for
very helpful comments and discussions.
1962-1972: 4.2
1973-1980:−4.3
Fiscal deficit, percentage of GDP
1962-1972: 2.3
1973-1980:15.5
Inflation 6.0 14.8 4.4 23.0
1962-1972: 4.4
1973-1980: 23
Oh and just suh yuh not confused wid yuh JLPNP..
1962-1972: JLP
1973-1980: PNP
lol ! woiiee !
Aneddah tortured disaffected Comrade bites the dust.. summady tek wheh di body..
Aftah yuh recover from di knockout.. if yuh still need fi yap bout yuh world bank data tek it up wid dem breddah yah..no kill di messengah
†
Discussant: William A. Darity, Jr., Duke University.
*Henry: Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305–5015, Brookings Institution,
and National Bureau of Economic Research (e-mail:
pbhenry@stanford.edu); Miller: Department of Economics,
Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305 (e-mail:
ccmiller@stanford.edu). Henry gratefully acknowledges
financial support from the John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn
Faculty Fellowship, the Stanford Institute for Economic
Policy Research, the Stanford Center for International
Development, and the Freeman Spogli Institute. Miller
gratefully acknowledges financial support from the Mellon
Mays Undergraduate Fellowship. We thank Jonathan
Bendor, Sir Courtney Blackman, Renee Bowen, Eleanor
Brown, Cecilia Conrad, William A. Darity Jr., Kevin Davis,
Chad Jones, John Rapley, Tracy Robinson, Paul Romer,
members of the Caribbean Policy Research Institute, and
seminar participants at Brookings, MIT, and Stanford for
very helpful comments and discussions.
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