There is no need for support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for Barbados.
He added that despite the challenging economic times, there were no public service job losses, no public servants’ salary cuts, and health care remained affordable and accessible.
Mr. Stuart further stated that unemployment benefits were also increased from 26 weeks to 40 weeks, and free bus transportation for school children was introduced in an effort to ensure minimal dislocation to families.
http://rjrnewsonline.com/business/barbados-prime-minister-says-no-need-imf
Will I live to see Jamaica being able boast about being able to quit borrowing and start to to provide real support for Jamaicans. Maybe instead of going to Washington, our politicians should take a trip to this East Caribbean country to see what is there secret to success.
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