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<The reaction of the former prime minister and finance minister was, therefore, not surprising. After all, during the five-year period most affected by his 1980s economic policies, goods production rose to levels not seen since the boom years of the 1960s. Manufacturing output and exports were growing. Some of the biggest names in global manufacturing operated in Jamaica. And a whole new modern garment-manufacturing industry was created, employing nearly 40,000 workers and generating exports exceeding half a billion US dollars annually.
This decision to sideline manufacturing in favour of services seemed completely divorced from rationality, given the relative vibrancy of the manufacturing sector at the time. Jamaica's manufacturers were outperforming CARICOM competitors in regional trade by as much as 40 per cent before Trinidad imposed its trade embargo against them. Manufacturing's contribution to exports and import substitution was significant in bringing our exports to within 40 per cent of imports - a level not seen since then. Today, imports are almost four times the value of our exports.>
"THE DECISION TO SIDELINE MANUFACTURING IN FAVOUR OF SERVICES SEEMED COMPLETELY DIVORCED FROM RATIONALITY"
From Quixotic to irrational.. bad to wuss ! lol !
And now people a bawl but JPS monopoly and energy.. totally oblivious to the root cause of this situation..
One next clown ah try cover up di scene of the crime ah yap bout crime impact on GDP and JLPNP.. lol !
Continue to support economic malpractice and see how long di Crime Monster stay wid us.. eediat.
What happen is suh yuh shame to have been associated with the Economic Malpractice party ? Yuh ah try rewrite history.. it nah guh wuk.. "Out damn spot !"
Only the truth and confession shall set you free..
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...cleisure2.html
<The reaction of the former prime minister and finance minister was, therefore, not surprising. After all, during the five-year period most affected by his 1980s economic policies, goods production rose to levels not seen since the boom years of the 1960s. Manufacturing output and exports were growing. Some of the biggest names in global manufacturing operated in Jamaica. And a whole new modern garment-manufacturing industry was created, employing nearly 40,000 workers and generating exports exceeding half a billion US dollars annually.
This decision to sideline manufacturing in favour of services seemed completely divorced from rationality, given the relative vibrancy of the manufacturing sector at the time. Jamaica's manufacturers were outperforming CARICOM competitors in regional trade by as much as 40 per cent before Trinidad imposed its trade embargo against them. Manufacturing's contribution to exports and import substitution was significant in bringing our exports to within 40 per cent of imports - a level not seen since then. Today, imports are almost four times the value of our exports.>
"THE DECISION TO SIDELINE MANUFACTURING IN FAVOUR OF SERVICES SEEMED COMPLETELY DIVORCED FROM RATIONALITY"
From Quixotic to irrational.. bad to wuss ! lol !
And now people a bawl but JPS monopoly and energy.. totally oblivious to the root cause of this situation..
One next clown ah try cover up di scene of the crime ah yap bout crime impact on GDP and JLPNP.. lol !
Continue to support economic malpractice and see how long di Crime Monster stay wid us.. eediat.
What happen is suh yuh shame to have been associated with the Economic Malpractice party ? Yuh ah try rewrite history.. it nah guh wuk.. "Out damn spot !"
Only the truth and confession shall set you free..