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Watu wasingekuwa connected tungehangaika Kupeleka umeme wa nini?

Wacha stori za hearsay Mzee utaumbuka.
 
No one said purchasing power is pegged on the strength of a currency.😂 😂
According to your definition, Tanzania has a higher purchasing power than USA. 😂 😂 😂
Your education system should be overhauled.
Wewe kondoo ondoa USA kwenye sentence moja na nchi za kiafrika and no one mentioned USA here.
 
Wewe kondoo ondoa USA kwenye sentence moja na nchi za kiafrika and no one mentioned USA here.
Kwa hivo economic terms zinabadilika na continent? Nimekuuliza swali maanake according to you cheap = higher purchasing power. Tsh 2700 (1USD) can buy way more in Tanzania than what 1USD can buy in the USA, so according to your stupid logic, Tanzania has a higher purchasing power than USA. Why are you getting angry at your own logic?😂😂
 
Watu wasingekuwa connected tungehangaika Kupeleka umeme wa nini?

Wacha stori za hearsay Mzee utaumbuka.
Nyinyi mnafuatilia barabara. Watu hawana umeme kwa nyumba zao😂😂.

Ebu jiulize why only 3.5M customers are connected to electricity compared to Kenya’s 9.6M despite Tanzania having a bigger population.
 
We kiazi tumia japo Google to educate yourself if your educational system is wanting.
 
According to his logic Burundi has higher purchasing power than Tanzania cause obviously things ziko cheap in Burundi kuliko Tanzania.

Alafu kitu hajui what makes things to be expensive in different countries is the inflation which comes when so many people have the ability to purchase something, this in turn increases the demand against the supply hence higher inflation and increase in prices in such commodities.

A country with low prices means people have no capacity to buy those items in large quantities hence they given low prices to attract them into buying.
 
Bro, you're the stupid ones. Even the smarter Tanzanians here are laughing at you quietly. They just won't say it.😂😂

Sasa twende taratibu umeshaingia kwenye mfumo. Definition ya purchasing power nadhani sasa umeshaijua 👆
1USD can buy me 2kg unga in Tz while you get only 1kg unga in Kenya. Now tell me who between you and me can afford to buy more goods and services using the same unit of currency?
Jibu kwanza hilo swali halafu tuende next stage kwenye parity.
 
First you are stupid and second you are ignorant. Who told you 1USD gives you 1Kg of Maize flour in Kenya? Get your facts right before you start displaying your stupidity.

Below are different brands of 2kg of maize flour with their prices.




 
There are even promotions of less than a dollar for 2Kg Maize flour, since they know Kenyans got high purchasing power wamelazimika kuweka maximum limit of buying the packets.


 
Bro,
Here purchasing power is the capacity of a population to spend. It is the amount of money that a population has to spend.

Secondly, the price of 2kg unga in Kenya is 1USD, not 2USD.

Now, the price of something might be cheaper in Tanzania, say a kilogram of meat costs KES 400 in Tz and KES 650 in Kenya. However, the average Kenyan might have the capacity to buy a kilogram of meat every day at 650 while the average Tanzanian might not be able to afford it everyday at 400. That'll make Kenya to have a higher purchasing power that Tanzanian even though Tanzania has a lower cost of living. That's why countries like USA are said to have very high purchasing power even though they have a very high cost of living. Comprehende?
 
Hawa wameaminishwa Kenya maisha ni magumu. Hawajakanyaga Kenya ila ukiwauliza watakuambia Bei za bidhaa Kenya ni mara mbili ya Tanzania.😂😂
 
Uchambuzi wa uchumi wa kimavi kweli hata basics za commerce na economy huna.
 
There are even promotions of less than a dollar for 2Kg Maize flour, since they know Kenyans got high purchasing power wamelazimika kuweka maximum limit of buying the packets.

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Those prices are not supported by market forces they are what they are ili msiandamane
 
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