On economics and how it relates to

[Muadib]

200,000 people have moved from Venezuela to Panama recently.. in one month alone there was a jump of 43 Thousand new cars ordered.

The PNP 70's and 90's policies has singlehandily setback the Jamaica economy decades and yuh brazen enough to come in here and chat bout gloom and doom under current policies and info age...

Is a b1tchslap you need.

[Jawge]

Ben to ascend this cliff you have to use the
path beaten out by the book. Did you read the book Ben?

[Jawge]

Lazie say excuse and come back later as
you have very little contribute here.

[Lazie]

Lazie, what did I tell you? Don't use yourself
as benchmark for others. Now let's examine your rant: Did Manley singlehandedly depreciate Ja's economy or did it happen whilst he was PM? What were the factors that led to this depreciation?

Lazie these matters aren't hand waving matters. You don't seem to see the dire position of Ja based on the present policies being implemented (relative to the info age).

Manley on the other hand was ahead of his time. Had it not for naivety in
the field of regional politics, Ja would be the wonder of the caribbean.

Lets see ... chasing out those with entrepreneurial capital bout, ".. 5 flights a day to Miami!" Yet you still asking if it was Manley? You'd be better off posting some pictures.

[Muadib]

Jawge.... you think you are well dressed but in reality you are as naked as the day you were born.

Your argument is not based on critical thought.. if it was, your sorry a$$ would have been on this 'track' YEARS ago.

Talk to Paulwell about the 'info age'.. while you are chatting ask him where the INTECH money deh.. also ask him why wi cyaan find nuh space in Kingston fi expand off-shore/near-shore services.. also verify the rumor that a leading Industry player think the heart outputs are a joke and has to retrain them, also query why finding people that can talk proper english is challenging...

Meantime.. put on some clothes please.. man-horse physiology is freaking out the kids.

[Jawge]

Lazie, what did I tell you? Don't use yourself
as benchmark for others. Now let's examine your rant: Did Manley singlehandedly depreciate Ja's economy or did it happen whilst he was PM? What were the factors that led to this depreciation?

Lazie these matters aren't hand waving matters. You don't seem to see the dire position of Ja based on the present policies being implemented (relative to the info age).

Manley on the other hand was ahead of his time. Had it not for naivety in
the field of regional politics, Ja would be the wonder of the caribbean.

[Lazie]

Stange ... Manley depreciated our economy by 25% and to this day you think he was the best. Reading is one thing ... understanding ....

[Jawge]

Ja:

I selected this book (Theory of games and economic behavior by Von Neumann and Morgenstern), the book in itself has been an eye opener for
me. Why an eye opener? Seeing that I'm no expert nor authority in the field of economics; I always thought economic behaviour was at best unpredictable. Unpredictable due to its many variables which in itself weren't linear.

Von Neumann et al has shown me that yes there can be non linearity but
within a closed system. What causes this closed system? Laws, public policies and regulations by government. These dictate how the economics
of a nation would turn out. In today's society we may extend it to the global economy.

Based on the above; attempts can be made to show the behaviour of the economics of the island nation of Ja. The book is vast and I must confess that I did not finish it (have some way to go). On completion I will confidently march to this site and show why the present govt. is on a path to alienate and consequently doom the island in the info age.