NairobiWalker
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- Oct 31, 2012
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I've said this since yesterday, the answer to your question lay within the formula of "debt to GDP ratio". Simple Google search will ease your grievous.
Stop wasting your time with Regurgitated Internet garbage. And Yes the reason I seem like am from TISS is because I have the "I" for intelligence something you dont have and your boss itumbi doesnt have eithereven your research methods are exactly like Geza,mulisaa TISS brothers
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clearly you don't you can't even spell right 4 times in one threadStop wasting your time with Regurgitated Internet garbage. And Yes the reason I seem like am from TISS is because I have the "I" for intelligence something you dont have and your boss itumbi doesnt have either
Stop wasting your time with Regurgitated Internet garbage. And Yes the reason I seem like am from TISS is because I have the "I" for intelligence something you dont have and your boss itumbi doesnt have either
....and you find debt to GDP ratio by subtracting the debt from the GDP?
Do you even understand the meaning of the word ratio?
Just out of curiosity, which school did you go to?
why cant you lead with that very small gapI was pointing out the very small gap
Manyan`gau trolls kazini.. Tanzania itakuwa imeketi kitako tu ikisubiri kukombainiwa na Uganda ya m7 sio?sijawahi kuona watu wakapandwa na hasira hivi....duh!
Tanzania imports more? Compare vehicle import numbers across east africa and adjust your perceptionThat is actually not true!
Lets look at the equation of GDP.
GDP = C +G +(X-M) +I
Where
G: government spending,
C: consumer consumption
I: total investment
M: import while
X: export.
Since Tanzania imports (probably) more than Kenya Imports, mind you, Tanzania is a rich country so it affords to import more oil, more cars, more capital equipment, more cloths etc, that makes X to be larger than it exports. Mind you, we export less because we want to spend what we produce internally and there int enough production so far.
Sor the larger X when minused from smaller M, you get a a negative Nx that is net export. This will in overall make Tanzania's GDP look smaller, painting a gloomy picture of the economy.
That means, we we stop importing bulky things to our country, which your country don't do because you dont have enough money to spend and shop from abroad, that is why your GDP looks bigger, but that dont give a reality of the health of your economy.
That is until the growth rate triples. Which is TOTALLY impossible under this sun!
wajua maana ya compund annual grouwth rate kweliThat is until the growth rate triples. Which is TOTALLY impossible under this sun!
Is Jay z Kenyan? Haha mmatunga kila kitu"Men lie ,Women lie but numbers don't " -JAY Z
Umemaliza mjadala leo. akuna cha Tz vs Ke anymore
Umeulizwa kuhusu pop??Uchumi wa Ethiopia(GDP) unakaribiana sana na wa Kenya(GDP) despite their population being twice that of kenya. kwa mengi zaidi fungua iyo link kwa OP
We call this flight of ideas...schizophrenia period
Why this thing is hurt you guys so much, you didn't see this coming right? The formula has always been there even though non of you has bother to read it. IMF use it, creditors use it, even Rotich use it on a good day.
"Men lie ,Women lie but numbers don't " -JAY Z
Umemaliza mjadala leo. akuna cha Tz vs Ke anymore
Oh no! (Face palm) how is this even possible?!Is Jay z Kenyan? Haha mmatunga kila kitu
Kama kawaida.Manyan`gau trolls kazini.. Tanzania itakuwa imeketi kitako tu ikisubiri kukombainiwa na Uganda ya m7 sio?
Solutions to your problems wont be found in Kenya buddy. Perhaps you should take more time visiting and discussing Tanzanian issues in Tanzanian news and politics section. Hapa Kenyan section will only make you bitter and jealous and never to find solutions but since this section dedicated to Kenyan is sweet as the forbidden fruit just take a bite and watch Kenya soar to new heights while you neglect your people and yourself.We call this flight of ideas...schizophrenia period