The Trinidad and Tobago Entertainment Industry: Structure and Export Capabilities

Keith Nurse

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Cultural Industries and Urban Development Caribbean history, culture, and politics Global Trade and Competitiveness

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Developments in the globa l and regional Caribbean economy point to the dire need to search for new productive sectors and markets as a means of creatively generating jobs and foreign exchange

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