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@CopiousX Deserves a new educational thread. Class is is session:
Nothing magical about it. Its basic math. You just have no idea how it works.
The $7303 GDP is 100% accurate as I used PPP figures which stands for purchasing power parity. That means the income level is computed in comparable US dollars. Oh and cost of living and inflation is already factored into PPP calculations.
You’ve got to do better than this.
Litterally pulling this out just to make your arguments work. Except, nah.
More than a few countries in sub Saharan Africa such as Mauritius ($25,029), Boswana ($18,654) and Gabon ($18,647) all have high GDP per capita incomes, none of them qualify as western “puppet states”. Gabon and Botswana are litterally 99% black countries.
Your own link mentions the causes of the middle income trap, none of those causes have anything to do with race or even politics.
In short, zero reason to believe the so called middle income trap applies to Ghana.
And you don’t have to. Even in high income countries like the US most people buy cars, tractors etc on credit. Moots you’re whole argument about giving $2000 for a $10000 car.
Furthermore with a lower cost of living you can more easily afford debt payments.
You don’t care at all about Africa. You just want to argue and defend your tribe (ADOS)
Numbers are fine. You just don’t really understand what you’re seeing in front of you.
Nothing magical about it. Its basic math. You just have no idea how it works.
The $7303 GDP is 100% accurate as I used PPP figures which stands for purchasing power parity. That means the income level is computed in comparable US dollars. Oh and cost of living and inflation is already factored into PPP calculations.
You’ve got to do better than this.
Litterally pulling this out just to make your arguments work. Except, nah.
More than a few countries in sub Saharan Africa such as Mauritius ($25,029), Boswana ($18,654) and Gabon ($18,647) all have high GDP per capita incomes, none of them qualify as western “puppet states”. Gabon and Botswana are litterally 99% black countries.
Your own link mentions the causes of the middle income trap, none of those causes have anything to do with race or even politics.
In short, zero reason to believe the so called middle income trap applies to Ghana.
And you don’t have to. Even in high income countries like the US most people buy cars, tractors etc on credit. Moots you’re whole argument about giving $2000 for a $10000 car.
Furthermore with a lower cost of living you can more easily afford debt payments.
You don’t care at all about Africa. You just want to argue and defend your tribe (ADOS)
Numbers are fine. You just don’t really understand what you’re seeing in front of you.