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BookOrb recommends Inflation Persistence in Brazil (2014), Public investment and growth in the eastern Caribbean (2007), Domestic investment and the cost of capital in the Caribbean (2006), Unconventional Monetary Policy and Asset Price Risk (2013), and Currency risk premia in global stock markets (2006).

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Assessing Default Risks for Chinese Firms is by Daniel Law and Shaun K. Roache.