Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

concordile 101 said:
Yaan akili yako Kumbe ukimtumia mamako pesa kutokea Dubai umexport service🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Mamako akipokea dollar elfu moja ya matumizi na tourist pia aspend dollar elfu moja. Unadhani hio pesa ya tourist ndio inaingia Kwa economy ya mamako inawekwa kando. Hata kama we ni primary school dropout usikubali ukose akili ya kuelewa how money works. 🤣🤣🤣
 
nairobae said:
Exports inachangia kwa foreign exchange, hizo remittance pia zinafanya the same thing, au unadhani ule Benji Fernandez wa Nala anafanya biashara ya kuuza madafu. Sasa ona vile uko mjinga Kwa mara ya tatu. 🤣🤣🤣
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Join sasa ulivyomjinga nala ni technological company ambayo ina file returns ina office, inalipa taxes inauza huduma kwa kutumia application yake ya nala . Sasa wewe unataka mlinganisha na muuza ndala uk. By the way hivi unajua he also pays income tax Tanzania kulingana na kipato anachopata huko nje?
 
nairobae said:
Mamako akipokea dollar elfu moja ya matumizi na tourist pia aspend dollar elfu moja. Unadhani hio pesa ya tourist ndio inaingia Kwa economy ya mamako inawekwa kando. Hata kama we ni primary school dropout usikubali ukose akili ya kuelewa how money works. 🤣🤣🤣
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Shule kwako hamna ingia kwenye revenue sources za serikali yako , ukikuta revenue from remittances njoo hapa
 
concordile 101 said:
Kwanza kajifunze ili kuite service exports inatakiwa iwe na sifa gani ndo turudi hakuna unachojua.
Service exports are characterized by their intangible nature, variability, inseparability, and perishability, often requiring close interaction between the service provider and the consumer. Unlike goods, services are typically produced and consumed simultaneously, and they can be difficult to standardize or store. Furthermore, service exports can be crucial for supporting goods exports, with activities like banking and transportation playing vital roles.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Intangibility: Services are performances rather than physical objects, making them intangible and difficult to evaluate before purchase. This can make it challenging to market and sell services internationally.

2. Heterogeneity/Variability: Service quality can vary significantly depending on the provider, location, and even the customer. This variability makes it difficult to ensure consistent service quality across different locations.

3. Inseparability: Production and consumption of services often occur simultaneously. This means the customer is often involved in the service delivery process, requiring interaction between the service provider and the customer.

4. Perishability: Unsold services cannot be stored for later use. This means that service providers must carefully manage their capacity to meet demand, as any unused capacity is lost.

5. Support for Goods Exports: Service exports, such as transportation, logistics, insurance, and financial services, are often essential for facilitating the export of goods.

6. Varying Modes of Delivery: Services can be delivered through various modes, including physical presence (e.g., a consultant traveling to a client's location) or remotely (e.g., online consulting).

7. Complexity: Some services are complex and require specialized knowledge and skills, making them more challenging to export. This complexity can also lead to higher transaction costs for both the provider and the customer.

8. Documentation and Compliance: Exporting services often requires specific documentation and compliance with international regulations, similar to exporting goods.

9. Complementary Nature: Service exports can be complementary to goods exports, with companies providing services to support their goods exports or vice versa.

10. Enterprise Characteristics: The size, industry, and other characteristics of the service provider can influence their ability to export services.
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Uko sure unaelewa hii kitu umecopy paste, ju hapa umejipiga own goals kama kumi. 🤣🤣🤣
 
nairobae said:
Uko sure unaelewa hii kitu umecopy paste, ju hapa umejipiga own goals kama kumi. 🤣🤣🤣
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Wewe unaelewa hata maana ? Kama unashindwa kujua ili bidhaa ihesabike kuwa Ina uzwa inatakiwa iwe natabia gani ,Ina maana hata hicho ulichowekewa hukielewi
 
concordile 101 said:
Join sasa ulivyomjinga nala ni technological company ambayo ina file returns ina office, inalipa taxes inauza huduma kwa kutumia application yake ya nala . Sasa wewe unataka mlinganisha na muuza ndala uk. By the way hivi unajua he also pays income tax Tanzania kulingana na kipato anachopata huko nje?
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Sasa ona a very simple point on foreign exchange inafanya unatupatia hadithi za kipumbavu.
 
concordile 101 said:
Wewe unaelewa hata maana ? Kama unashindwa kujua ili bidhaa ihesabike kuwa Ina uzwa inatakiwa iwe natabia gani ,Ina maana hata hicho ulichowekewa hukielewi
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Wacha maneno nyingi, show me any services on this list. Ukipata umeshinda hii argument.

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Teargass said:
You are more foolish than a sheep. Remittance is the fruit of Labor export, kwa books zitachezwa Kama labor.
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Leta value ya export of labour katika budget zenu . source of income lazima itakuwa budgeted,? ukiziweka value zake hapa kama source of income earned from export of labour services sitakubishia ila sio uniletee maneno yasiyo na kitu. Kumbuka taarifa ya makidirio ya mapato ipo kwa website ya bunge.
Tunawaambiaga elimu zenu ni za kuunga mnaona kama tunawatukana oneni sasa eti remittances ni exports.
 
nairobae said:
Exports inachangia kwa foreign exchange, hizo remittance pia zinafanya the same thing, au unadhani ule Benji Fernandez wa Nala anafanya biashara ya kuuza madafu. Sasa ona vile uko mjinga Kwa mara ya tatu. 🤣🤣🤣
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Elimika remittances is a non commercial transaction haiwezi kuwa export service elimu zenu ni majanga kweli.
Exports involve the sale of goods or services to foreign markets, generating revenue for the exporting country. Remittances, on the other hand, are transfers of money, often from individuals to their families, and are not part of a commercial transaction involving a sale of goods or services.

Here's why remittances are not exports:
  • Nature of transaction:
    Exports are commercial transactions where goods or services are sold. Remittances are transfers of money, often for personal or household purposes, rather than for business transactions.

  • Economic impact:
    Exports contribute to the balance of trade by increasing a country's export revenue. Remittances, while they can impact a country's balance of payments, don't represent a sale of goods or services.

  • Motivation:
    Exports are driven by the desire to generate revenue and profit. Remittances are often motivated by familial support or humanitarian concerns.
While some studies have explored the impact of remittances on a country's trade balance and GDP, these are distinct concepts from whether remittances themselves constitute an export. Remittances are more accurately described as a transfer of funds, while exports are a sale of goods or services.
 
Teargass said:
You are more foolish than a sheep. Remittance is the fruit of Labor export, kwa books zitachezwa Kama labor.
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Yaan nyinyi shule hamna kabisa .
Remittances sio commercial activity inakuwaje export service
Exports involve the sale of goods or services to foreign markets, generating revenue for the exporting country. Remittances, on the other hand, are transfers of money, often from individuals to their families, and are not part of a commercial transaction involving a sale of goods or services.

Here's why remittances are not exports:
  • Nature of transaction:
    Exports are commercial transactions where goods or services are sold. Remittances are transfers of money, often for personal or household purposes, rather than for business transactions.

  • Economic impact:
    Exports contribute to the balance of trade by increasing a country's export revenue. Remittances, while they can impact a country's balance of payments, don't represent a sale of goods or services.

  • Motivation:
    Exports are driven by the desire to generate revenue and profit. Remittances are often motivated by familial support or humanitarian concerns.
While some studies have explored the impact of remittances on a country's trade balance and GDP, these are distinct concepts from whether remittances themselves constitute an export. Remittances are more accurately described as a transfer of funds, while exports are a sale of goods or services.


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