kwenda uko go and re-study your economics..you even don't have a clue about what you talking about. HDI is the best measure and Kenya is way ahead.You are beyond ignorant, Aggregate GDP Data is more accurate as a meesure of an economy than per capita statistics.
Per capita data is only accurate where the economy is inclusive, Tz is the most inclusive economy in Africa, its per capita is most accurate while kenya's the most distorted
Ulitegemea uone Namibia au botsw nchi zenye watu wachache sana through uchumi wao mzuri,mbona una reason kama bado mtoto mdogo hv lolkatika vitu ambavyo wala usihangaike wala kuvifuatilia, ni hiyo mdudu anayeitwa GDP. hiyo ni namba tu ya kufikirika. ambayo haina hata uhusiano na ustawi wa jamii (social welfare). utakubaliana nami nchi Afrika ambazo haziko kwenye level ya NCHI za Afrika kimaendeleo kama Botswana na Namibia hazipo. kuna kitu utagundua tu.
Ulitegemea uzione kivipi wakat ni vinchi vidogo uchumi wao mdogo pia japo level za kimaisha wako juuAlafu kweli i cant see namibia, botswana, mh. Hii kitu hii, ngumu kumeza.
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unitag huyo msukuma akirudiYou're not quoting 2017 figures but estimates. Kenya ended 2017 with 79B dollars. 2016 was 72B. Stop quoting third party sources - and find yourself WB & IMF figures - if not try KNBS and NBS (TZ). I mean real ones.
KShs might be overvalued - it may not be. It has to weaken - and it's doesn't look like it the mood - I think ever since IMF made that claim - it probably has strengthen by 3% or more.
We have 2017 final figures. It ended 79B for Kenya against I think 50B for TZ. The Gap was nearly 30B.
We are waiting for computation for 2018 last Q in both countries. They should be out next month.
Based on the 3 quarters of Kenya 2018 GDP is closing at nearly 90B (kshs 9 trillion) - Tanzania GDP is nearly 56B. The gap is 35B. Let not factor Tshs that is really weaking and Kshs that continues to defies all the doomsday scenario...and gap maybe even grow bigger.
The rest are wishful maths.
This year 2019 - as of Feb next year when the maths will be done - IMF & WB - everyone else - is projecting Kenya GDP will be approaching 100B (kshs 10 trillion) while TZ will luckily to get 60B.Magufuli will have to stop screwing around. That gap will be 40B.
Boss dont go on wild tangents. I just educated you on the difference of Real/Nominal GDP and gave told you the accuracy of per capita data is dependent on where the inequality index lies on the normal distribution table..Yeah tech companies esp those with serious research depts will prefer Comp sci guys because in Bsc IT you don't study theoretical computer sci, the math units are also few, making Comp sci guys better problem solvers in the long run, whichever problem rises.
Medical diagnosis is also available at the click of a button but we still prefer to visit a doctor, because of the experience and the science behind the doctors knowledge.
Now we are talking, a professional should stick to facts and protect his intellectual integrity , that is why i insist that many times i find you very biased..you give some facts then leave others just to fit your narrative esp on KE/TZ economic situation.
Come to our issue on GDP i expect you as an expert to inform the members of the forum on the issues at hand without that predictable bias that you have... and that is what will make a great forum. Members of this forum will feel in-adequate without your contribution when issues of economics are on topic, but when you become a CERTIFIED KE HATER/BASHER then we are left with our mouths wide open.
So we accept IMF projections but disagree with their currency evaluations? I get your logic now😁😁😁😁You're not quoting 2017 figures but estimates. Kenya ended 2017 with 79B dollars. 2016 was 72B. Stop quoting third party sources - and find yourself WB & IMF figures - if not try KNBS and NBS (TZ). I mean real ones.
KShs might be overvalued - it may not be. It has to weaken - and it's doesn't look like it the mood - I think ever since IMF made that claim - it probably has strengthen by 3% or more.
We have 2017 final figures. It ended 79B for Kenya against I think 50B for TZ. The Gap was nearly 30B.
We are waiting for computation for 2018 last Q in both countries. They should be out next month.
Based on the 3 quarters of Kenya 2018 GDP is closing at nearly 90B (kshs 9 trillion) - Tanzania GDP is nearly 56B. The gap is 35B. Let not factor Tshs that is really weaking and Kshs that continues to defies all the doomsday scenario...and gap maybe even grow bigger.
The rest are wishful maths.
This year 2019 - as of Feb next year when the maths will be done - IMF & WB - everyone else - is projecting Kenya GDP will be approaching 100B (kshs 10 trillion) while TZ will luckily to get 60B.Magufuli will have to stop screwing around. That gap will be 40B.
So we accept IMF projections but disagree with their currency evaluations? I get your logic now😁😁😁😁
you have exposed this fake economistIMF are projecting the economy will be 98B. It them to trust their currency projection - and reduce kenya's nominal GDP. Obviously they know it's wild card project unlike the solid GDP projection that anybody can make.
Do You even know why Tsh is weakening ?You're not quoting 2017 figures but estimates. Kenya ended 2017 with 79B dollars. 2016 was 72B. Stop quoting third party sources - and find yourself WB & IMF figures - if not try KNBS and NBS (TZ). I mean real ones.
KShs might be overvalued - it may not be. It has to weaken - and it's doesn't look like it the mood - I think ever since IMF made that claim - it probably has strengthen by 3% or more.
We have 2017 final figures. It ended 79B for Kenya against I think 50B for TZ. The Gap was nearly 30B.
We are waiting for computation for 2018 last Q in both countries. They should be out next month.
Based on the 3 quarters of Kenya 2018 GDP is closing at nearly 90B (kshs 9 trillion) - Tanzania GDP is nearly 56B. The gap is 35B. Let not factor Tshs that is really weaking and Kshs that continues to defies all the doomsday scenario...and gap maybe even grow bigger.
The rest are wishful maths.
This year 2019 - as of Feb next year when the maths will be done - IMF & WB - everyone else - is projecting Kenya GDP will be approaching 100B (kshs 10 trillion) while TZ will luckily to get 60B.Magufuli will have to stop screwing around. That gap will be 40B.
So you want to now advice IMF to review their data. Sorry am trying keep a straight face when am writting this...Naaah cant help it 😆😆😆😆😆😆IMF are projecting the economy will be 98B. It them to trust their currency projection - and reduce kenya's nominal GDP. Obviously they know it's wild card project unlike the solid GDP projection that anybody can make.
its weakening that is the point we dont need to know the reason.
Hehe A teenits weakening that is the point we dont need to know the reason.
So you want to now advice IMF to review their data. Sorry am trying keep a straight face when am writting this...Naaah cant help it 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Let me end there. You have no econ basics, just the same way I have no vetrinary medicine basics assuming that is what you did in collage. I cant engage you in a debate about artificial insermination
continue exposing this dunderhead claiming to be an economistI think their former staffers - Dr Patrick Njoroge (Phd Econ - I see those things matter to you as armchair economist) CBK Governor and Rotich (Treasury Min) have had enough say on that.
IMFwere told them to shove their new methodology that best suited for advanced economies - and find another guinea pig. Obviously the forex markets has since then continued to kick IMF balls - and Kshs has strengthen from 103/105 to 101.
So in short IMF should refine their new tool and fix the weakness before they make themselves a laughing stock.
Asante, labda akielezwa na Mbongo mwenzie ataelewa.Ulitegemea uone Namibia au botsw nchi zenye watu wachache sana through uchumi wao mzuri,mbona una reason kama bado mtoto mdogo hv lol
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Hahaha..IMF descisions are peer reviewed..Meaning more than 10 experts critic before issuing a statement..That is what happens in academic circles..I think their former staffers - Dr Patrick Njoroge (Phd Econ - I see those things matter to you as an armchair economist) CBK Governor and Rotich (Treasury Min) have had enough say on that. One worked at IMF DC and another Nairobi. They clearly know their stuff.
IMFwere told them to shove their new methodology that best suited for advanced economies - and find another guinea pig. Obviously the forex markets has since then continued to kick IMF balls - and Kshs has strengthen from 103/105 to 101.
So in short IMF should refine their new tool and fix the weakness before they make themselves a laughing stock.
Ulitegemea uone Namibia au botsw nchi zenye watu wachache sana through uchumi wao mzuri,mbona una reason kama bado mtoto mdogo hv lol
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Why are you so thick seriously?Ahaaa haaa haaa
do you know Qatar and Brunei. Check their GDP and their population density. den come again.