Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Hivi wanigeria ndiyo waafrica wenye akili finyu sana maana wana gdp kubwa kutokana ma mafuta je wasingekuwa na mafuta aliyao ingekuwaje huwa najiuliza sana ili swali
Pia ni workers sna jamaa ni grinder wa kutisha wako aggresive snaa....ndio mana wametapaka njee sababu ya uduni wa nchi yao
 
Study inayohusu natural immunity kuwa bora zaidi kuliko chanjo hii hapa

Comparing SARS-CoV-2 natural immunity to vaccine-induced immunity: reinfections versus breakthrough infections

News zake hizi hapa


Hata hivyo hii ya kinga ya asili kuwa bora zaidi ya chanjo inajulikana miaka mingi kwenye utabibu, na kuna paper nyingi sana zimeongelea hili. Untill corona ilipokuja.
Kaka ninarudia kusisitiza kwamba ni Bora ukaheshimu utalaamu, jaribu kubaki katika eneo lako ulilosomea, wacha kuokotezaokoteza reports na kuhisi unauelewa mpana katika eneo la Afya, hata sijui Kama unajua hatua mbalimbali zinazopitiwa hadi hizo research reports zikubalike.

Kaka hili eneo la Afya ninahisi hulijui isipokua unajisomea vijarida mbalimbali tu, kuwa makini Sana na "partial knowledge".

Tofautisha Kati ya "Natural immunity na "hard immunity", ninahisi unachanganya Kati ya hivi vitu viwili.

Tofautisha Kati ya "Active immunity vs passive immunity"

Ukizungumza habari ya "Natural immunity", hata chanjo zinakinga kwa kuitegemea "Natural immunity".
 
UN hadi Leo imeiweka Qatar katika kundi la developing countries


Soma hiyo report uone kwanini UN hadi Leo wameiweka Qatar katika kundi la developing Countries

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Kabla ya kujibu post zangu, unapaswa usome kwanza, Mimi sikurupuki Kama wewe, I do my homework earlier before.
Nimekuumbua ulipo sema Qatar has one of the lowest HDI sasa unatapatapa ili kujikomboa, najua hampendi aibu😂 😂 😂 😂 😂tangu lini United Nation waka rank nchi? they only pick data from IMF or World bank rankings or any reputable source in order to inform their decision making, weka hiyo link where UN hjas ranked Qatar as a developing nation, na ni which year?, weka sasa hivi, nisome, hii ya investopedia ni website tu ume post, hakuna taarifa kama hiyo.., have clicked it, nothing.., I follow investopedia coz I am a trader, I read a lot from them and several others.,
 
You know what time it is.
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Nimekuumbua ulipo sema Qatar has one of the lowest HDI sasa unatapatapa ili kujikomboa, najua hampendi aibu tangu lini United Nation waka rank nchi? they only pick data from IMF or World bank rankings or any reputable source in order to inform their decision making, weka hiyo link where UN hjas ranked Qatar as a developing nation, na ni which year?, weka sasa hivi, nisome, hii ya investopedia ni website tu ume post, hakuna taarifa kama hiyo.., have clicked it, nothing.., I follow investopedia coz I am a trader, I read a lot from them and several others.,
Wewe huna unalojua unapiga kelele tu, Qatar ni miongoni mwa nchi zenye very low HDI score, soma hii report kwanini UN hadi Leo wameiweka Qatar katika kundi la develeping Countries

"Developed Economy Definition"

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Kabla hukajibu post zangu uwe imejiandaa, nitakudhalilisha sana
 
Nigeria, Kenya na Ghana zinafanana sana, ni nchi za hovyo mno hapa Afrika.
Yaani unaeza sema Ghana ni nchi ya hovyo? 😂 😂 😂 😂 ata kama ni wivu hii yako imezidi sasa.., yaani ata hakuna sehemu nje ya Dar inakaribia the second city of Ghana, Kumasi.., hawana ufukara kama wa Tanzania na Nigeria.., unapenda nchi yako sana, hadi unajitia hamnazo kuhusu nchi zingine zilizo wazidi kwa mbali.., 😂 😂 😂 😂 Tz na Nigeria have a lot in common., Dar ni Lagos ya East Africa, ushuzi umetapakaa kote kote., cbd tu ndio sehemu ya maana., na BRT, na flyover mbili 😂 😂 😂

Kumasi hiyo 👇 .., Tanzania nchi ya city moja tu usijitie hamnazo, jikubalini tu.,


nje ya Dar hakuna airport kama hii ya kumasi almost finished..,
 
Nimekuumbua ulipo sema Qatar has one of the lowest HDI sasa unatapatapa ili kujikomboa, najua hampendi aibu tangu lini United Nation waka rank nchi? they only pick data from IMF or World bank rankings or any reputable source in order to inform their decision making, weka hiyo link where UN hjas ranked Qatar as a developing nation, na ni which year?, weka sasa hivi, nisome, hii ya investopedia ni website tu ume post, hakuna taarifa kama hiyo.., have clicked it, nothing.., I follow investopedia coz I am a trader, I read a lot from them and several others.,
we kichwa chako ni box,umeelekezwa ukaanza kubisha na fact umewekewa sasa umebakia kujichekesha na unreasonable empty
 
Wewe huna unalojua unapiga kelele tu, Qatar ni miongoni mwa nchi zenye very low HDI score, soma hii report kwanini UN hadi Leo wameiweka Qatar katika kundi la develeping Countries

"Developed Economy Definition"

Note:
Kabla hukajibu post zangu uwe imejiandaa, nitakudhalilisha sana
achana na huyo kichwa box yupo empty sana
 
Wewe huna unalojua unapiga kelele tu, Qatar ni miongoni mwa nchi zenye very low HDI score, soma hii report kwanini UN hadi Leo wameiweka Qatar katika kundi la develeping Countries

"Developed Economy Definition"

Note:
Kabla hukajibu post zangu uwe imejiandaa, nitakudhalilisha sana
Unanidhalilisha kwa lipi na facts hauna unatapatapa tu, wacha kujiaibisha mzee, sasa umekimbilia definition, umekosa link yako ya UN 😂 😂 😂 , danganya vilaza wenzako idiot 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 , yaani hii definition ya investopedia inaiweka Qatar ndani ya developed economies., nyambaff, ama ni English inakupiga chenga? 😂 😂 😂 😂
wacha niweke hii tssrifa yako from investopedia humu watu wasome.., sasa leta link yako ya UN eti Qatar is not developed but developing..., bado nangoja 🤔🤔

Developed Economy​


By
CHRISTINA MAJASKI
ChristinaMajaski-5c9433ea46e0fb0001d880b1.jpeg


Reviewed by
MICHAEL J BOYLE

on November 21, 2020

What Is a Developed Economy?​

A developed economy is typically characteristic of a developed country with a relatively high level of economic growth and security. Standard criteria for evaluating a country's level of development are income per capita or per capita gross domestic product, the level of industrialization, the general standard of living, and the amount of technological infrastructure.

Noneconomic factors, such as the human development index (HDI), which quantifies a country's levels of education, literacy, and health into a single figure, can also be used to evaluate an economy or the degree of development.

KEY TAKEAWAYS​

  • Countries with relatively high levels of economic growth and security are considered to have developed economies.
  • Common criteria for evaluation include income per capita or per capita gross domestic product.
  • If per capita gross domestic product is high but a country has poor infrastructure and income inequality, it would not be considered a developed economy.
  • Noneconomic factors, such as the human development index, may also be used as criteria.
  • Developing economies are often helped by globalization to reach improved levels of income and increased standards of living.












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Developed Economy​


Understanding a Developed Economy​

The most common metric used to determine if an economy is developed or developing is per capita gross domestic product (GDP), although no strict level exists for an economy to be considered either developing or developed. Some economists consider $12,000 to $15,000 per capita GDP to be sufficient for developed status while others do not consider a country developed unless its per capita GDP is above $25,000 or $30,000. The U.S. per capita GDP in 2019 was $65,111.

For countries that are difficult to categorize, economists turn to other factors to determine development status. Standard-of-living measures, such as the infant mortality rate and life expectancy, are useful although there are no set boundaries for these measures either. However, most developed economies suffer fewer than 10 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, and their citizens live to be 75 or older on average.

A high per capita GDP alone does not confer developed economy status without other factors. For example, the United Nations still considers Qatar, with one of the world's highest per capita GDP in 2019 at $69,688, a developing economy because the nation has extreme income inequality, a lack of infrastructure, and limited educational opportunities for non-affluent citizens.

Examples of countries with developed economies include the United States, Canada, and most of western Europe, including the United Kingdom and France.

The Human Development Index​

The HDI looks at three standards of living criteria—literacy rates, access to education, and access to health care—and quantifies this data into a standardized figure between 0 and 1. Most developed countries have HDI figures above 0.8.

The United Nations, in its annual HDI rankings, reports that in 2019, Norway had the world's highest HDI at 0.954. The United States ranked 15th at 0.920. The top 10 countries in the HDI index were Norway, Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, Hong Kong (China), Australia, Iceland, Sweden, Singapore, and the Netherlands. Niger had the lowest human development index score at 0.377 out of 189 countries.

Developing Economies​

Terms such as "emerging countries," "least-developed countries," and "developing countries" are commonly used to refer to countries that do not enjoy the same level of economic security, industrialization, and growth as developed countries. The term "third-world country" to describe a state is today considered archaic and offensive.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development notes that the world's least-developed countries are "deemed highly disadvantaged in their development process—many of them for geographical reasons—and (face) more than other countries the risk of failing to come out of poverty."

It is often claimed by proponents of globalization, that globalization is helping to lift developing economies out of poverty and onto a path of improved standards of living, higher wages, and use of modern technology. These benefits have primarily been witnessed in the Asia-Pacific region. Though globalization has not taken root in all developing economies, it has shown to improve the economies in the ones that it has. That being said, globalization does come with drawbacks as well that need to be assessed when foreign investments flow into a developing eco
 
Yaani unaeza sema Ghana ni nchi ya hovyo? ata kama ni wivu hii yako imezidi sasa.., yaani ata hakuna sehemu nje ya Dar inakaribia the second city of Ghana, Kumasi.., hawana ufukara kama wa Tanzania na Nigeria.., unapenda nchi yako sana, hadi unajitia hamnazo kuhusu nchi zingine zilizo wazidi kwa mbali.., Tz na Nigeria have a lot in common., Dar ni Lagos ya East Africa, ushuzi umetapakaa kote kote., cbd tu ndio sehemu ya maana., na BRT, na flyover mbili

Kumasi hiyo .., Tanzania nchi ya city moja tu usijitie hamnazo, jikubalini tu.,

nje ya Dar hakuna airport kama hii ya kumasi almost finished..,
Wacha ujinga apo accra kwenyew tofaut na iz interchange na road network pamekaa kampala tu...ukibisha leta apa cbd yao
 
we kichwa chako ni box,umeelekezwa ukaanza kubisha na fact umewekewa sasa umebakia kujichekesha na unreasonable empty
Wewe umesoma ukaona mwenzanko alicholeta kama kinasema anacho kurupuka humu? wacha kudandia train kwa mbele,
Wacha ujinga apo accra kwenyew tofaut na iz interchange na road network pamekaa kampala tu...ukibisha leta apa cbd yao
Far better than Dar on average, standards of living wako juu yenu tena kwa mbali., income per capita ata usitaje., wacha kujitia hamnazo kilaza, vipicha ndio level ya reasoning yako..,

Ati nikama Kampala.., bigger does not necessarily mean better kilaza..,
 
Unanidhalilisha kwa lipi na facts hauna unatapatapa tu, wacha kujiaibisha mzee, sasa umekimbilia definition, umekosa link yako ya UN , danganya vilaza wenzako idiot , yaani hii definition ya investopedia inaiweka Qatar ndani ya developed economies., nyambaff, ama ni English inakupiga chenga?
wacha niweke hii tssrifa yako from investopedia humu watu wasome.., sasa leta link yako ya UN eti Qatar is not developed but developing..., bado nangoja

Developed Economy​


By
CHRISTINA MAJASKI
ChristinaMajaski-5c9433ea46e0fb0001d880b1.jpeg


Reviewed by
MICHAEL J BOYLE

on November 21, 2020

What Is a Developed Economy?​

A developed economy is typically characteristic of a developed country with a relatively high level of economic growth and security. Standard criteria for evaluating a country's level of development are income per capita or per capita gross domestic product, the level of industrialization, the general standard of living, and the amount of technological infrastructure.

Noneconomic factors, such as the human development index (HDI), which quantifies a country's levels of education, literacy, and health into a single figure, can also be used to evaluate an economy or the degree of development.

KEY TAKEAWAYS​

  • Countries with relatively high levels of economic growth and security are considered to have developed economies.
  • Common criteria for evaluation include income per capita or per capita gross domestic product.
  • If per capita gross domestic product is high but a country has poor infrastructure and income inequality, it would not be considered a developed economy.
  • Noneconomic factors, such as the human development index, may also be used as criteria.
  • Developing economies are often helped by globalization to reach improved levels of income and increased standards of living.












0 seconds of 1 minute, 11 secondsVolume 75%





1:11

Developed Economy​


Understanding a Developed Economy​

The most common metric used to determine if an economy is developed or developing is per capita gross domestic product (GDP), although no strict level exists for an economy to be considered either developing or developed. Some economists consider $12,000 to $15,000 per capita GDP to be sufficient for developed status while others do not consider a country developed unless its per capita GDP is above $25,000 or $30,000. The U.S. per capita GDP in 2019 was $65,111.

For countries that are difficult to categorize, economists turn to other factors to determine development status. Standard-of-living measures, such as the infant mortality rate and life expectancy, are useful although there are no set boundaries for these measures either. However, most developed economies suffer fewer than 10 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, and their citizens live to be 75 or older on average.

A high per capita GDP alone does not confer developed economy status without other factors. For example, the United Nations still considers Qatar, with one of the world's highest per capita GDP in 2019 at $69,688, a developing economy because the nation has extreme income inequality, a lack of infrastructure, and limited educational opportunities for non-affluent citizens.

Examples of countries with developed economies include the United States, Canada, and most of western Europe, including the United Kingdom and France.

The Human Development Index​

The HDI looks at three standards of living criteria—literacy rates, access to education, and access to health care—and quantifies this data into a standardized figure between 0 and 1. Most developed countries have HDI figures above 0.8.

The United Nations, in its annual HDI rankings, reports that in 2019, Norway had the world's highest HDI at 0.954. The United States ranked 15th at 0.920. The top 10 countries in the HDI index were Norway, Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, Hong Kong (China), Australia, Iceland, Sweden, Singapore, and the Netherlands. Niger had the lowest human development index score at 0.377 out of 189 countries.

Developing Economies​

Terms such as "emerging countries," "least-developed countries," and "developing countries" are commonly used to refer to countries that do not enjoy the same level of economic security, industrialization, and growth as developed countries. The term "third-world country" to describe a state is today considered archaic and offensive.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development notes that the world's least-developed countries are "deemed highly disadvantaged in their development process—many of them for geographical reasons—and (face) more than other countries the risk of failing to come out of poverty."

It is often claimed by proponents of globalization, that globalization is helping to lift developing economies out of poverty and onto a path of improved standards of living, higher wages, and use of modern technology. These benefits have primarily been witnessed in the Asia-Pacific region. Though globalization has not taken root in all developing economies, it has shown to improve the economies in the ones that it has. That being said, globalization does come with drawbacks as well that need to be assessed when foreign investments flow into a developing eco
Umeona section inayosema kwamba United Nation hadi Sasa imeiweka Qatar katika kundi la developing countries? , Punguza ujinga nitakudhalilisha bure.
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