=Assasin;478993]Massive debt is not the only way to prop it up. who want it prop up? I bet if we get 2% growth right now and some positive indicators the dollar stop sliding.
Yuteman di ongly way fi get substantial growth is through structural reform, energy cost reduction and massive external investment... none can occur in the short term... much less "now". Plus 2% growth will not do the trick
Kindly google "Bittah Medicine" for clues as to the present and immediate future
It has been two years and months and no sign that the dollar is settling off. How much is our dollar value??? Since you understand economics so much, make a guess. If you can't even make a educated guess how can you defend the consistent devaluation???? When is it going to stop??? That is what we people with lack of economic understanding want to know.
1989 at 5.50 to one and now 2014 it is 110 plus. What is the true value??? Just look at the production stats, agriculture and total output between then and now. Where will it end???
The IMF prescription is a lowering of debt/GDP ratio by cuts in GOJ expenditures and structural reforms aimed at creating a current account surplus. Consequently if GOJ is cutting expenditures, there is little public money that can be invested to stimulate the economy.
Since there's an IMF mandate for drastic debt reduction.... JA cannot borrow massively to reflate the economy as in the 1980s and 1990s
With energy costs, corruption & criminality high... there's no mad rush for foreigners to invest in JA... except fi di Chiney dem
All this means is that looking for substantial growth "now"... is quite foolish. Welcome tuh "Bittah Medicine"
I admire your aspiration for growth but not your economic logic
You're being quite economical with your logic
Bye now
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