The Economic Development of Barbados

Focusing on economic factors since World War II, the book examines the influence of foreign investment and public policy on Barbados' development. It highlights Sir Arthur Lewis's industrialization model, assessing its impact on agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The author discusses policy challenges amid globalization and notes that while Barbados has made significant progress, structural weaknesses persist in key sectors. This insightful analysis serves as a valuable resource for development economists, students, and policymakers interested in the region's economic landscape.