At the end of the day this kind of research leaves the policy maker with little guidance, and the general public puzzled and apprehensive. There is a need, in Barbados, in the Caribbean, and indeed in the wider world, for economics that people can understand.
The funny thing is: if you ask about buying SARB shares, you will find there are standing offers to sell from people whose price is R7 900 per share. Who would charge almost R8 000 for something that normally sells for R3?