Bharat Mata Ki Jai!!!!!

India is becoming an economic super power. I did some research on retirement in India. Houses and cost of living is affordable. Food and transportation is very cheap. The country is huge and beautiful. The climate is comfortable. You can start a business with little money.

Cobra posted:

India is becoming an economic super power. I did some research on retirement in India. Houses and cost of living is affordable. Food and transportation is very cheap. The country is huge and beautiful. The climate is comfortable. You can start a business with little money.

 Cobra,why not the homeland of birth assimilation is much easier, it's astounding the off springs of Indian immigrants who migrate Guyana over a hundred plus years still cling to their forefather place of birth,i recently read the Indians of British Guyana  preferred the country have a link to India than to the British Commonwealth.

Yeah but Guyana will be DESTROYED in another 4 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nehru posted:

Yeah but Guyana will be DESTROYED in another 4 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not so easy bhai,keep you fingers crossed.

baseman posted:

Django posted:

Nehru posted:

Yeah but Guyana will be DESTROYED in another 4 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not so easy bhai,keep you fingers crossed.

It is on the path to economic ruin, just read that IMF report.  Luckily, the PPP's policy left the banks and financial sector very strong.  This however, can only last so long!

Yes, we keep our fingers crossed and heads down.

Banna it's not doom and gloom,Guyana is projected to grow 4.0%.

I often read on this site that the PPP's success in managing  the economy was directly a result of the reforms instituted by the Hoyte Administration. Well, if this is true, then I would urge the Granger gov't. to continue the same policies and not jump around experimenting with anything new .  

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

I often read on this site that the PPP's success in managing  the economy was directly a result of the reforms instituted by the Hoyte Administration. Well, if this is true, then I would urge the Granger gov't. to continue the same policies and not jump around experimenting with anything new .  

Billy you see any current experimenting ?

Django posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

I often read on this site that the PPP's success in managing  the economy was directly a result of the reforms instituted by the Hoyte Administration. Well, if this is true, then I would urge the Granger gov't. to continue the same policies and not jump around experimenting with anything new .  

Billy you see any current experimenting ?

Yes, them boys raising taxes to generate more revenues but it's having a negative effect on economic activities. It's only leading to less production which means less earnings for business and government.

baseman posted:

Django posted:

Nehru posted:

Yeah but Guyana will be DESTROYED in another 4 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not so easy bhai,keep you fingers crossed.

It is on the path to economic ruin, just read that IMF report.  Luckily, the PPP's policy left the banks and financial sector very strong.  This however, can only last so long!

Yes, we keep our fingers crossed and heads down.

The IMF report stated that the economy is healthy despite the lies being spread by you doomsday preachers.

"Guyana’s economy remains resilient and continues to grow despite significant global headwinds. In 2015, real GDP grew at 3.0 percent notwithstanding lower commodity export prices, delays in budget implementation, and political uncertainty in the run-up to general elections. Developments in the global economy remain a drag on growth, particularly for commodity exporters. Nevertheless, growth is projected to increase this year, supported by an increase in gold production and public investment. The authorities project 4.4 percent growth in 2016. The mission projects 4.0 percent. Boosting private sector confidence is key for growth momentum. The mission commended the authorities for maintaining macroeconomic stability."

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

Django posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

I often read on this site that the PPP's success in managing  the economy was directly a result of the reforms instituted by the Hoyte Administration. Well, if this is true, then I would urge the Granger gov't. to continue the same policies and not jump around experimenting with anything new .  

Billy you see any current experimenting ?

Yes, them boys raising taxes to generate more revenues but it's having a negative effect on economic activities. It's only leading to less production which means less earnings for business and government.

Point noted let see how this will play out.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

 

Yes, them boys raising taxes to generate more revenues but it's having a negative effect on economic activities. It's only leading to less production which means less earnings for business and government.

Growth is expected to be  4.5%.

What saving them boys is the significant drop in oil price on the world market.  Guyana is spending US $700k a day on oil imports. The gov't. is not saying anything about what they're doing with this savings. This savings is quite an offset to the drop in export earnings on others things.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

What saving them boys is the significant drop in oil price on the world market.  Guyana is spending US $700k a day on oil imports. The gov't. is not saying anything about what they're doing with this savings. This savings is quite an offset to the drop in export earnings on others things.

When goat ah stray, he ah end up somebody karaahi.

It is very simple, they want our vote or not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

What saving them boys is the significant drop in oil price on the world market.  Guyana is spending US $700k a day on oil imports. The gov't. is not saying anything about what they're doing with this savings. This savings is quite an offset to the drop in export earnings on others things.

Did you notice Gas price climbed up back to $180+ per gallon,a few weeks back it was $150+ that is my neck of the woods.

The world laughs at Pakistan when they compare themselves with India

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

I often read on this site that the PPP's success in managing  the economy was directly a result of the reforms instituted by the Hoyte Administration. Well, if this is true, then I would urge the Granger gov't. to continue the same policies and not jump around experimenting with anything new .  

Jagdeo destroyed the Hoyte reforms.   It was Jagan who was FORCED to continue this by the IMF and others, as a condition for debt write-off.

In fact he would have been an abject failure, but for high gold prices.  Look at the destruction that he brought to the sugar industry, and his demand for rice production to increase, when he had no markets for them. Wasted projects like Amaila when he spent millions to pay a crony he couldn't even pave his own drive way.

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Django posted:

Nehru posted:

Yeah but Guyana will be DESTROYED in another 4 years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not so easy bhai,keep you fingers crossed.

It is on the path to economic ruin, just read that IMF report.  Luckily, the PPP's policy left the banks and financial sector very strong.  This however, can only last so long!

Yes, we keep our fingers crossed and heads down.

The IMF report stated that the economy is healthy despite the lies being spread by you doomsday preachers.

 

"Guyana’s economy remains resilient and continues to grow despite significant global headwinds. In 2015, real GDP grew at 3.0 percent notwithstanding lower commodity export prices, delays in budget implementation, and political uncertainty in the run-up to general elections. Developments in the global economy remain a drag on growth, particularly for commodity exporters. Nevertheless, growth is projected to increase this year, supported by an increase in gold production and public investment. The authorities project 4.4 percent growth in 2016. The mission projects 4.0 percent. Boosting private sector confidence is key for growth momentum. The mission commended the authorities for maintaining macroeconomic stability."

Baseman shamed and exposed again!!!!!

Baseman ah hear dem boy say yo batty crak showin.....is wuh goin on banna?

baseman posted:

Mitwah posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

 

Yes, them boys raising taxes to generate more revenues but it's having a negative effect on economic activities. It's only leading to less production which means less earnings for business and government.

Growth is expected to be  4.5%.

No, can't you read, 6.5%!!

Baseman I am typing this very slow. I know that you are a slow reader.

The authorities project 4.4 percent growth in 2016. The mission projects 4.0 percent.

People's optimism in the future  is rapidly waning and the government is just happy that they have their rival sitting in the benches of the opposition. Granger is living in denial that the  economy is slowing down and people's confidence in his gov't. to solve problems such as crime and unemployment is zilch. Everyone is talking about the slowdown and the arrogance of the regime.

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

People's optimism in the future  is rapidly waning and the government is just happy that they have their rival sitting in the benches of the opposition. Granger is living in denial that the  economy is slowing down and people's confidence in his gov't. to solve problems such as crime and unemployment is zilch. Everyone is talking about the slowdown and the arrogance of the regime.

Only you PPP doomsday preachers are lying about the economic slowdown. The IMF and measures of economic activity said otherwise.

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

People's optimism in the future  is rapidly waning and the government is just happy that they have their rival sitting in the benches of the opposition. Granger is living in denial that the  economy is slowing down and people's confidence in his gov't. to solve problems such as crime and unemployment is zilch. Everyone is talking about the slowdown and the arrogance of the regime.

Only you PPP doomsday preachers are lying about the economic slowdown. The IMF and measures of economic activity said otherwise.

Talk to the people!!  IMF says things are doing fine in countries where there are food riots!!  I'm not doubting the IMF macro view.  But the ground and breakfast table reality for the ordinary could be very different!!

Almost everyone I speak to in Guyana, business and ordinary folks, says there is a big chill!!  Most of the business people I know have held back significantly for varying reasons, political uncertainty, tax policy issues, economic risk, general climate of uncertainly, etc!  People are uncertain about jobs, many have lost jobs, mortgages are in arrears, etc!!

I think the IMF will scale back growth expectations later in the year!

PPP people will say anything to discredit this government. There were many poor people before the new government took the reins and that will not change overnight. As to the overall health of the economy, it has stayed about the same with the new government and that is the angle that the IMF sees the economy from.

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

Billy Ram Balgobin posted:

People's optimism in the future  is rapidly waning and the government is just happy that they have their rival sitting in the benches of the opposition. Granger is living in denial that the  economy is slowing down and people's confidence in his gov't. to solve problems such as crime and unemployment is zilch. Everyone is talking about the slowdown and the arrogance of the regime.

Only you PPP doomsday preachers are lying about the economic slowdown. The IMF and measures of economic activity said otherwise.

Talk to the people!!  IMF says things are doing fine in countries where there are food riots!!  I'm not doubting the IMF macro view.  But the ground and breakfast table reality for the ordinary could be very different!!

Almost everyone I speak to in Guyana, business and ordinary folks, says there is a big chill!!  Most of the business people I know have held back significantly for varying reasons, political uncertainty, tax policy issues, economic risk, general climate of uncertainly, etc!  People are uncertain about jobs, many have lost jobs, mortgages are in arrears, etc!!

I think the IMF will scale back growth expectations later in the year!

PPP people will say anything to discredit this government. There were many poor people before the new government took the reins and that will not change overnight. As to the overall health of the economy, it has stayed about the same with the new government and that is the angle that the IMF sees the economy from.

Almost everyone is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May.

I believe this sentiment transcended the political/racial divide!!

Almost everyone from the PPP is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May. 

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Talk to the people!!  IMF says things are doing fine in countries where there are food riots!!  I'm not doubting the IMF macro view.  But the ground and breakfast table reality for the ordinary could be very different!!

Almost everyone I speak to in Guyana, business and ordinary folks, says there is a big chill!!  Most of the business people I know have held back significantly for varying reasons, political uncertainty, tax policy issues, economic risk, general climate of uncertainly, etc!  People are uncertain about jobs, many have lost jobs, mortgages are in arrears, etc!!

I think the IMF will scale back growth expectations later in the year!

PPP people will say anything to discredit this government. There were many poor people before the new government took the reins and that will not change overnight. As to the overall health of the economy, it has stayed about the same with the new government and that is the angle that the IMF sees the economy from.

Almost everyone is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May.

I believe this sentiment transcended the political/racial divide!!

Almost everyone from the PPP is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May. 

 

 

Well, you are into usual lies, misrepresentation, decpetion and concoction!  This is typical PNC/AFC diatribe!  The people of Guyana knows!!

Tell a lie 100 times don't make it the truth!!

"Guyana’s economy remains resilient and continues to grow despite significant global headwinds. In 2015, real GDP grew at 3.0 percent notwithstanding lower commodity export prices, delays in budget implementation, and political uncertainty in the run-up to general elections. Developments in the global economy remain a drag on growth, particularly for commodity exporters. Nevertheless, growth is projected to increase this year, supported by an increase in gold production and public investment. The authorities project 4.4 percent growth in 2016. The mission projects 4.0 percent. Boosting private sector confidence is key for growth momentum. The mission commended the authorities for maintaining macroeconomic stability."

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

baseman posted:

Mars posted:

PPP people will say anything to discredit this government. There were many poor people before the new government took the reins and that will not change overnight. As to the overall health of the economy, it has stayed about the same with the new government and that is the angle that the IMF sees the economy from.

Almost everyone is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May.

I believe this sentiment transcended the political/racial divide!!

Almost everyone from the PPP is complaining about the state of the economy saying it has been stagnant or declining since the change of government last May. 

 

 

Well, you are into usual lies, misrepresentation, decpetion and concoction!  This is typical PNC/AFC diatribe!  The people of Guyana knows!!

Tell a lie 100 times don't make it the truth!!

"Guyana’s economy remains resilient and continues to grow despite significant global headwinds. In 2015, real GDP grew at 3.0 percent notwithstanding lower commodity export prices, delays in budget implementation, and political uncertainty in the run-up to general elections. Developments in the global economy remain a drag on growth, particularly for commodity exporters. Nevertheless, growth is projected to increase this year, supported by an increase in gold production and public investment. The authorities project 4.4 percent growth in 2016. The mission projects 4.0 percent. Boosting private sector confidence is key for growth momentum. The mission commended the authorities for maintaining macroeconomic stability."

Correct, but unlike you, I'm not inserting a lie which was not there.  As I said, this is the IMF macro view and I don't doubt their "projections".  What I posted was the ground reality as it is now from the people!

Furthermore, I said, IMF says things are fine but there are food riots. Again, I predict the IMF will bring this down.  They tend to trail reality!!  Their projections are based on a few macro factors and the solid stable base which the PPP left for the PNC to build from!  This is not a base bankrupt and in tatters like in 1992!

The PNC will destroy it and the PPP will rebuild. This is the circle of life in Guyana.  PPP will build, PNC will destroy!!  You all know this so, though you tout PNC, none of you who left will ever return!!

What you posted is hearsay and has no grounding in fact. Who inserted this lie "It is on the path to economic ruin, just read that IMF report"?

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