Nielewe nini? Ni wapi hapo wamesema FDI is a forex earner? FDI is a capital inflow and not a forex earner. FDI has future outflows which can cancel out the inflows wawekezaji wakirudisha pesa nyumbani.View attachment 3570239
Uwe unaelewa .
Remittance inahesabiwa kama foreign earner that's why the data is released by CBK pamoja na data ya exports. Ama unadhani CBK hua wanaguess hizo numbers? Hio ni pesa imepita kwao. Usiwe mjinga.Sio Kila pesa inayotoka nje ni export Buda mtafute accountant yoyote akufundishe tofauti ya transfers na revenue . Remittances ni transfers zinatokana na kufanya utumwa huko ughaibuni na ndo maana huzikuti kwenye trade account
Ni wakora gani huishi hapo?An interchange in Kitui County. Pale Abegistan lazima ufike Dar ndio huoni things like these.
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Remittance is the highest foreign earner in Kenya and East Africa, surpassing gold, tea, tourism and any other goods and service that you can think of. Itabidii uzoee.Wapi wamesema inatokana na exports ? 🤣🤣🤣
Hiyo ni pesa ya kutumwa tu, haitokani na exports ya goods and services.
Tofautisha revenue na transfers
Unajua financial information yoyote inapatikana kwenye financial statements ?Remittance inahesabiwa kama foreign earner that's why the data is released by CBK pamoja na data ya exports. Ama unadhani CBK hua wanaguess hizo numbers? Hio ni pesa imepita kwao. Usiwe mjinga.
Wacha kuandika a lot of nothing, the issue was about forex earnings.Unajua financial information yoyote inapatikana kwenye financial statements ?
Remittances are not classified as either “earnings” or “revenue” in the standard accounting sense.
They are better understood as transfer inflows, usually from individuals abroad to households or, at a macroeconomic level, to a country. The classification depends on the context:
At the household level, remittances are income for the recipient family, but not “revenue” because revenue is a term used for business operations. For households, they are treated as transfers or income, not generated through production or sales.
Hii inawasaidia tu kuongeza usd mtaani ila in economic sense sio mapato.
Shida yenu uelewa mdogo sana kwenye issue za finance
Remittance is the highest foreign earner in Kenya and East Africa, surpassing gold, tea, tourism and any other goods and service that you can think of. Itabidii uzoee.
In 10 years time, Kibera as we know it will cease to exist and I pity those NGOs that use the place as a cash cow but most of all the Bongolalas who must find another boogie man to clinch to..😆😆Another affordable housing project is about to start in Kibera.
Forex earning lazima iwe juu sababu mnategemea importation sana , imagine foreign reserve imebebwa kwa 60-70% on remittance and loans 🤣🤣🤣Wacha kuandika a lot of nothing, the issue was about forex earnings.
Another pipeline in the makingIn 10 years time, Kibera as we know it will cease to exist and I pity those NGOs that use the place as a cash cow but most of all the Bongolalas who must find another boogie man to clinch to..😆😆
Bana unaandika a lot of nothing. Si zote ni pesa ambazo zimebadilishwa to be used kwa economy. Pesa ni pesa na zote zinaserve the same purpose. Stop justifying your ignorance.Hazina economic benefits kama export of commodities na ndo maana hata kadri siku zinavyoenda Nairobi inazidiwa kuzidiwa kwenye osr na dar, sababu uchumi wenu umetengenezwa kutumia sio kuzalisha wakat Tanzania ni exported oriented hence tends to produce more products in all sectors
Exports are produced through domestic economic activity—goods and services are created using labor, capital, and technology, then sold abroad. This process directly supports production, employment, tax revenue, and industrial development. It also strengthens sectors such as manufacturing and agriculture, creating spillover effects in the economy.
Remittances, by contrast, are transfers of income from individuals working abroad. They do not originate from domestic production, and therefore do not directly expand domestic output (GDP). They can increase consumption and improve household welfare, but they do not necessarily build productive capacity.
Key economic differences:
1. Production impact
Exports require production within the country, which drives GDP growth. Remittances do not involve domestic production.
2.Employment creation
Export industries create jobs locally. Remittances may support consumption, but they do not inherently create employment unless invested productively.
3. Fiscal linkages
Export activity generates tax revenue (corporate tax, VAT, payroll taxes). Remittances are generally not taxed at the point of inflow and therefore contribute less directly to government revenue.
4. Sustainability and volatility
Export growth is linked to domestic competitiveness and can scale with industrial policy. Remittances depend on external labor markets and migration conditions, which are less controllable by the home country.
5. Development impact
While remittances can reduce poverty and support education or small businesses, their impact depends on how they are used. If mainly spent on consumption, the long-term productive effect is limited compared to export-driven growth.
Naona atleast umepunguza kua mjinga.Forex earning lazima iwe juu sababu mnategemea importation sana , imagine foreign reserve imebebwa kwa 60-70% on remittance and loans 🤣🤣🤣
Mafala watabaki bila content. 😂 😂 😂In 10 years time, Kibera as we know it will cease to exist and I pity those NGOs that use the place as a cash cow but most of all the Bongolalas who must find another boogie man to clinch to..😆😆
For an economy to function, production has to be first then pesa inafuata, so in scenarion where money = money, that economy cant function, it will need guidance all day, have you ever asked yourself why kshiling has always been stable for years against dollar?Bana unaandika a lot of nothing. Si zote ni pesa ambazo zimebadilishwa to be used kwa economy. Pesa ni pesa na zote zinaserve the same purpose. Stop justifying your ignorance.
Naona atleast umepunguza kua mjinga.