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Economic Transformation of Jamaica: Policies, Competitiveness and Technology Innovations
Ricardo Anderson
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Luz Longsworth
(Author)
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Trafford Publishing
· Paperback
Economic Transformation of Jamaica: Policies, Competitiveness and Technology Innovations - Anderson, Ricardo ; Longsworth, Luz
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Synopsis "Economic Transformation of Jamaica: Policies, Competitiveness and Technology Innovations"
This book is a compilation of important contributions from noted scholars, articles derived from JAMPRO's Jamaica Investment Forum 2015 written by members of the UWI Mona, WJC faculty as well as significant presentations from the policy makers who form the government of Jamaica. Importantly, this work focuses on examining the centrality of policies coupled with innovation in the transformation of Jamaica as the place to live, raise families and do business as espoused by the Vision 2030 national development plan. This joint work highlights the fundamental role that JAMPRO as the key agency for promoting Foreign Direct Investment in Jamaica plays in the thrust for economic growth and development. Importantly, we highlight some key contributors to the progress we have made in Jamaica through cases of home-grown multinationals such as the Grace Kennedy and Company Limited, LASCO, Kingston Wharves Limited, Sandals (ATL Group), while further noting areas that, with continued thrust and the right policies can fast-track our transformation. The key areas identified are Logistics, Agriculture, ICT/BPO (outsourcing) and Manufacturing. This book provides a valuable contribution to the literature on economic transformation, examining the history, current and new paradigms for the future in order to fast-track the economic transformation of Jamaica.
