The Impact of Macroeconomics Policies in Trinidad and Tobago

The book examines the experiences of investing firms during economic restructuring in developing countries facing crises. It critiques traditional programs that prioritize market mechanisms without considering the unique conditions of product and factor markets. By focusing on the firm as a micro-level unit, it highlights how different firms navigate the challenges of adjustment within a diverse private sector, offering insights into the complexities of economic recovery and the factors influencing private investment.