A cultural accounting matrix (CAM) is a means of describing and analyz
ing the cultural division of labor in socially and economically segmen
ted societies. This paper explains the background to the CAM approach
and applies it to a small Caribbean island. The analysis involves iden
tifying the way in which the present-day division of labor between the
principal resident populations of the Island has arisen and calculati
ng inter-relational income distribution multipliers between the popula
tions.