Reply to "There is no way that the PPP/C will win if Elections were held today"

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Originally Posted by Kari:

it. Guyana is still stuck in a 1970s dependency primary-producing economy subject to he vicissitudes of the world markets and pricing.

Correction. 1920s dependenct model. By the 70s Jamaica and Trinidad and even Barbados were moving towards value added.

When our parents were in school they were taught that the main products of British Guiana were sugar, bauxite, rice, gold and timber.

Guyanese kids are now taught that the main products are gold, rice, sugar, bauxite and timber.

Same products. Only different order.

5/9/1512:42 AM

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