Dianna DaSilva-Glasgow is Dean in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Guyana. She is an expert in international trade policy and an academic within the Department of Economics at the University of Guyana.Tarron Khemraj is Professor of Economics and International Studies at New College of Florida. He is a columnist at Stabroek News and Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of South Florida.Desmond Thomas is an independent consultant and former lead economic specialist with the Inter-American Development Bank. He was a lecturer in the economics department at the University of the West Indies, and he was an adjunct professor at the University of Trenta and Florida International University.

• Introduction.- Part I: Political Economy and Growth.- Economic Growth and the Optimal Size of Government in Guyana.- The Impact of Political Instability on Economic Growth: The Case of GuyanaRegional Inequality and Development: A Study of the Coastal-Hinterland Dichotomy in GuyanaColonial Origins, Institutions and Socioeconomic Progress in the Caribbean: Guyana and Barbados.- Part II: Guyana and open economy dynamics .- Trade and Economic Development: Policy and Trends for Guyana.- Macroeconomic effects of Government’s overdraft on its central bank accountEmerging Trends in the Financial Sector and the Appropriate Regulatory Response in CARICOMDo Migrants’ Remittances Improve Educational Attainment in Developing Countries?Managing Guyana’s Migration Shocks.- Part III: Development issues in an evolving GuyanaTax bouyancies in Guyana.- Fundamentals of Environmental Economics in Guyana – Policy Design and Applications .- Development Performance and Economic Policy in Guyana, 1990-2021Issues in Macroeconomic Management in Oil producing GuyanaSovereign Wealth Funds: Pitfalls and Lessons for Developing Countries .- Conclusion.