Kambalanick
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- Dec 4, 2014
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They are trusted since they account for all/most of the resources a given area produces. Sasa real estate valuation ni muhimu kwa potential investor, ajue kwa segment ya real estate nikiende DAR, nitapata pesa hiviThose are not only economic indicators my friend. If you belive so, give me data lndicates only Nairobi.
You are behind my friend. You still follow Adam Smith ideas. This world is new, real estates are indicators on modern economics. Ok give me thoso indicators related to nairobi only. Usiiongee sanaThey are trusted since they account for all/most of the resources a given area produces. Sasa real estate valuation ni muhimu kwa potential investor, ajue kwa segment ya real estate nikiende DAR, nitapata pesa hivi
Pspf ni ndogo me tpa, iyo list ni ya zamani
do u understand the topic au umedandia treni kwa mbele 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀U shot your self on the foot my friend. Sasa Dar (mkoa) ina ukubwa gani?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Tanzanian_regions_by_area
Give me the data i requestedTPA ni 157 metres.... bado ni ndogo
Obviously GDP, both nominal and purchasing power... which Nairobi trounces DAR, I don't know what other mechanisms you want to use, I assure you they are not as comprehensive.You are behind my friend. You still follow Adam Smith ideas. This world is new, real estates are indicators on modern economics. Ok give me thoso indicators related to nairobi only. Usiiongee sana
U have no idea my friendObviously GDP, both nominal and purchasing power... which Nairobi trounces DAR, I don't know what other mechanisms you want to use, I assure you they are not as comprehensive.
Why don't you inform me on these mechanisms then, what other ways can we measure the size of an economy comprehensively?U have no idea my friend
You don't, economy inapimwa na nominal GDP au GDP at a purchasing power parity
You don't, economy inapimwa na nominal GDP au GDP at a purchasing power parity
You don't, economy inapimwa na nominal GDP au GDP at a purchasing power parity
You don't, economy inapimwa na nominal GDP au GDP at a purchasing power parity
You are stupid raymie. You think GDP and PPP are the only indicators of economy? And you call yourself as educated? May be you are educated but not knowlegeable. Ok help your friend to attach here GDP and PPP data which shows Nai is better than DAR. your head is sick.I thought that you are arguing with intellectual individuals but I have just realised that they are a bunch of fools who can not comprehend .stop stressing yourself brother trying to explain to these low IQ mammals
Obiously there are others which aren't comprehensive, for instance inflation, CPI, interest rates, exchange rates... but this are monthly or even quarterly... But.. f#ck it am done.You are stupid raymie. You think GDP and PPP are the only indicators of economy? And you call yourself as educated? May be you are educated but not knowlegeable. Ok help your friend to attach here GDP and PPP data which shows Nai is better than DAR. your head is sick.
Thank you wacha tuone excuse yake ni nini?