Wale wa uchumi,weka neno la kiuchumi ambalo huwezi kulisahau..

Wale wa uchumi,weka neno la kiuchumi ambalo huwezi kulisahau..

Emhegele said:
Ceteris paribus, tulikuwa tunalitumia kama njaa inauma tupo shule then tuna 'Asume' tumeshiba. Kitabu kinaendelea!
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tena sasa kipindi hicho sasa, nyali iko scarce kweli mwanangu.... supply ya beans ndo inanitisha!!

yani ilikuwa ikifika mida ya jioni baada ya assemble, nikishasikia tu kengele, yani utility ya kula ngama inapotea kabisa!

dah, nimeimiss sana kahororo secondary!
 
John Maynard Keynes, 1st
Baron Keynes,[1]CB, FBA (/
ˈkeɪnz/ kaynz; 5 June 1883 – 21
April 1946) was a British
economist whose ideas have
fundamentally affected the
theory and practice of modern
macroeconomics, and informed
the economic policies of
governments. He built on and
greatly refined earlier work on
the causes of business cycles,
and is widely considered to be
one of the founders of modern
macroeconomics and the most
influential economist of the 20th
century.[2][3][4][5] His ideas are
the basis for the school of
thought known as Keynesian
economics, and its various
offshoots.
In the 1930s, Keynes
spearheaded a revolution in
economic thinking, overturning
the older ideas of neoclassical
economics that held that free
markets would, in the short to
medium term, automatically
provide full employment, as long
as workers were flexible in their
wage demands. Keynes instead
argued that aggregate demand
determined the overall level of
economic activity, and that
inadequate aggregate demand
could lead to prolonged periods
of high unemployment.
According to Keynesian
economics, state intervention
was necessary to moderate
"boom and bust" cycles of
economic activity.[6] He
advocated the use of fiscal and
monetary measures to mitigate
the adverse effects of economic
recessions and depressions.
Following the outbreak of the
Second World War, Keynes's
ideas concerning economic
policy were adopted by leading
Western economies. In 1942,
Keynes was awarded a
hereditary peerage as Baron
Keynes of Tilton in the County of
Sussex.[7] Keynes died in 1946,
but during the 1950s and 1960s
the success of Keynesian
economics resulted in almost all
capitalist governments adopting
its policy recommendations.
 
Multpliet effect, economies of scale, opportunity cost, viscious cycle,
Micro and Macro econimics ,Product Frontier Curve Budget Cinstrains and so many more¡
 
Irving fisher's quantity theory of money....MV=PT....Lol uchumi mtamu bhana ila matokeo yake ni ishu
 
Darius said:
rostow stages of development
hapa utakuta na i.e traditional, drive to marturity, , age of high mass consumption..! Hebu anayekupunga azipange daah nilikuwa naipenda sana hio theory hasa ule mchoro wake (graph yake) kwa wale tuliosoma kwa pizzo ubungo pale hasa zile solving program
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hao wakina rostows mtawakuta tena kwenye dvt studies 1.
 
Dah,umenikumbusha mbali sana.Kitu SCARCITY,CHOICE & OPORTUNITY COST yani huo ndo mpango mzima wa uchumi iwe Macro... au Micro...
 
Mbrazili said:
Irving fisher's quantity theory of money....MV=PT....Lol uchumi mtamu bhana ila matokeo yake ni ishu
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daahh mbrazil umenikumbusha mbali Irving fisher quantity theory of mtonyo...ila mi nilipataga "B" namshukuru sana mwl.wangu padre daniel domakuu na Mungu ampe maisha marefu
 
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