Recent Trends in Cuban Migration Luis R. Luis The announcement by President Barack Obama on January 12th that the US is terminating the policy of allowing Cubans that arrive without a visa to remain in the country is a major event for the island’s population and could also have significant economic implications. In […]
ASCE Newsletter for October 2016
Welcome to the ASCE newsletters for October 2016. In this newsletter President’s Letter Committee Updates Book Reviews Upcoming Events 2017 ASCE Conference Call for Papers Reflections from the ASCE 2016 Conference Call for Membership President’s Letter By Helena Solo-Gabriele, ASCE President 2016-2018 Dear ASCE Members, First I would like to express that it is an honor […]
The Geographic Structure of Cuban Imports and Over-Invoicing
The Geographic Structure of Cuban Imports and the Incidence of Over-Invoicing. Ernesto Hernandez-Cata This note examines the relation between Cuban imports of goods from major trading partners as reported by Cuba’s statistical agency, and exports of goods to Cuba as reported by her partners. At first sight, these numbers should be equal—two faces of the […]
How Will the End of the Accord with Venezuela Affect the Cuban Economy?
How will the end of the Accord with Venezuela affect the Cuban Economy? Ernesto Hernández-Catá[1] August 2016 Since the beginning of this century Cuba has benefited considerably from an arrangement with Venezuela, whereby Cuba receives oil in exchange for the services of doctors and other professionals. The oil supplied by Venezuela satisfies a […]
Understanding Cuba’s Capital Flows
UNDERSTANDING CUBA’S CAPITAL FLOWS[1] Luis R. Luis Cuba has modest access to international capital markets. This in addition to an inactive membership in international financial organizations means capital flows to the island are limited to trade finance and investment from a few partners. Official Cuban data on capital movements is inexistent, even as the […]
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