The Other Side of the Interest Rate Debate

Monthly Economic Newsletter, October 2024.
Podcast - The Other Side of the Interest Rate Debate

Dr Worrell is a macroeconomist with expertise in monetary and fiscal policy, financial risk analysis and stress testing, economic modelling and forecasting, exchange rates, the study of open economies and pricing and inflation.
Highlights of 2023

December, 2023
Covid in Barbados: The Winter Season Surge

Covid in Barbados: The Winter Season Surge
Publications

New publications Development and Stabilization in Small Open Economies: Theories and Evidence from Caribbean Experience - Presentation based on the book
Beyond Caricom - Re-imagining the Caribbean Nation and Economy

Sir Arthur Lewis Lecture, Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies, University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica, February 1, 2023
Is the Future of Caribbean Currencies Uncertain?

Panel Discussion, August 23, 2022 on CVM TV, Jamaica
Economic Maps of the Caribbean and Central America

Commentary, July 2022.
Mapping Shipping Lanes: Maritime Traffic Around the World

By Adam Symington (PythonMaps), June 20, 2022
DeLisle Worrell, Ph D, GCM, economic and financial consultant, immediate past Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, and member of the Bretton Woods Committee.

Dr Worrell is past co-chair of the Regional Consultative Group for the Americas of the Financial Stability Board and former Executive Director of the Caribbean Centre for Money and Finance. He spent a decade with the International Monetary Fund.

Featured Publications

Reflections on the Modelling of Caribbean Economies

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A Practical Policy Model of the Small Open Economy, with Applications

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Development Performance and Economic Policy in Guyana, 1990-2021

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Global Interdependence Center Sixth Annual Debt Restructuring Conference

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Featured Videos/Podcasts

Podcast - The Other Side of the Interest Rate Debate

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Podcast - Mastery of Maths and English is Key to Development

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Podcast - Has National Independence Benefitted Caribbean Economies?

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