(ii)  Realignment with new centres of global growth such as China, India and Brazil, while adjusting to the new circumstances of our traditional trading partners. (iii)  Raising the bar for our economic performance through increased competitiveness, flexibility in production and the rebranding of the OECS as a collective economic entity.
This will have to be underpinned by: (a)  The optimal use of the wider economic space;  (b)  The significant lowering of the unit costs of production; and  (c)  Better policies and their effective implementation.