Taino Heritage

R. Anne Shirley suggests that with the loss of revenue from the sugar and banana industries, has resulted in a "irrevocable fundamental shift" has taken place in the structure of the economy. She argues that a supplementary budget presentation would not be helpful at this time, but what is needed is a "comprehensive recovery and stabilization program" which would give a truer picture of Jamaica's problems.

Floyd Morris thinks that increased investment by the government into agricultural production is the way forward.

Wilberne Presaud compares Jamaica's relationship with the IMF to the role of the former Colonial Office.