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FOOLS WITH FOOLISH STATISTICS.
GEJ TILL 2015.

Inflation always on paper

Story for D gods.....lie lie pple

There was a time some 5yrs ago or so that a bag of rice was 5k now its 10k. If they say inflation figures are reducing, then we should see corresponding reduction in the prices of these commodities? How come we are not seeing these? 5k to 10k is 200% increase o...

Don't know where these figures keep popping up from. Mmmmm....cooking figures since the time of Jesus Christ..

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How does this change the price of garri in the market?

Temihatz:
#Confirmed I'm really sorry for this country. How on earth did they get those figures. It is only in Nigeria you see figures in papers which are directly opposite d real life situation.
Most countries/economies, there's always tradeoff btw inflation and unemployment i.e when inflation is low, unemployment will be high and vice versa.
This country we aren't experiencing any of that, instead we are experiencing what they called STAGFLATION where we have high rate of inflation combined with high rate of unemployment.
Can someone tell me the value of #1000 note? If you think it is money, take off #5 and see for yourself what #995 naira can buy; Then you will know what I'm talking about.
Bloody lairs

you no get sense at all... SMH

how does inflation stats affect currency valuation?

Do you even know what statistics is all about?
It is a systematic collection of datas and informations.
The last time i checked, the price for garri has not double since naira started selling for 180 for 1 dollar. Check your facts well and quite all these uneccesary antagonism

gsainttrinity:


you no get sense at all... SMH

how does inflation stats affect currency valuation?

Do you even know what statistics is all about?
It is a systematic collection of datas and informations.
The last time i checked, the price for garri has not double since naira started selling for 180 for 1 dollar. Check your facts well and quite all these uneccesary antagonism

Don't mind these naysayers!!!

We're in the 3rd week of December and the prices of foodstuffs have remained relatively stable..

Temihatz:
#Confirmed I'm really sorry for this country. How on earth did they get those figures. It is only in Nigeria you see figures in papers which are directly opposite d real life situation.
Most countries/economies, there's always tradeoff btw inflation and unemployment i.e when inflation is low, unemployment will be high and vice versa.
This country we aren't experiencing any of that, instead we are experiencing what they called STAGFLATION where we have high rate of inflation combined with high rate of unemployment.
Can someone tell me the value of #1000 note? If you think it is money, take off #5 and see for yourself what #995 naira can buy; Then you will know what I'm talking about.
Bloody lairs

Sorry please where did you study your own Economics. Where in the world does low inflation=high unemployment rate.
That means the unemployment rate in Japan should be very high.

what are you smoking please?

musicwriter:
I have no idea where they pull this beautiful stats all the time. Naira to a Dollar is now N180 to $1

mr.man one dollar currently is 178.75 naira


so I also wonder where you pulled your conversion rate from

1stola:
FOOLS WITH FOOLISH STATISTICS.
GEJ TILL 2015.

pls what is inflation?...brilliant one

Now this is styypid. What is the difference between 8.1 and 7.9?

Abi una dey craze ni ? Where things never cheap. Our food stuff never drop price una con dey talk about inflation drop .chai naija people wake up , we don ja .let them know .

ducii:


Sorry please where did you study your own Economics. Where in the world does low inflation=high unemployment rate.
That means the unemployment rate in Japan should be very high.

what are you smoking please?

Na Igbo dem dey smoke

Akpasomething:


Don't mind these naysayers!!!

We're in the 3rd week of December and the prices of foodstuffs have remained relatively stable..

Very obvious my Brother and this is not even November.
Nigerians love to base their discourse on sentiments. I jus don't know why.

henryobinna:
mr.man one dollar currently is 178.75 naira


so I also wonder where you pulled your conversion rate from

As long as you're happy for the Naira at N178.75 to $1 that says much about your unpatriotism for your country.

ibson99:
How does this change the price of garri in the market?

That's what we are saying na Akpors. The price of Garri has not change. You can soak your ijebu garri and and groundnut for 50 naira and still get change that is if you stay in my area in wafi. Lol

funken:
There was a time some 5yrs ago or so that a bag of rice was 5k now its 10k. If they say inflation figures are reducing, then we should see corresponding reduction in the prices of these commodities? How come we are not seeing these? 5k to 10k is 200% increase o...

Don't know where these figures keep popping up from. Mmmmm....cooking figures since the time of Jesus Christ..

Prices will not come down because what is being discussed is rate of inflation which simply means the rate at which prices of goods and services go up has reduced.

Prices are still going up, but not as fast at it used to be.

Another voodoo statistics.

musicwriter:


As long as you're happy for the Naira at N178.75 to $1 that says much about your unpatriotism for your country.

oga am not happy but that won't compel me to give wrong data/information because I want to be 'patriotic'..




I tell you if patriotism entails giving wrong informations... damn it.. I don't wanna be patriotic.

Scholes007:

pls what is inflation?...brilliant one

Go and ask NOI and GEJ na

musicwriter:
I have no idea where they pull this beautiful stats all the time. Naira to a Dollar is now N180 to $1

Bros, the price indices are gotten directly from prices of goods / services in various markets across the country....like mile 12 in Lagos. No fictions
Reason this is happening is increasing investment in Agricultural sector & sub sectors.

LordCenturion:
OH MY GOD,GMB has a lot of work to do.....haters will cry in otuoke town in February





coming soon "GMB"

hmmm Kid

Scholes007:

pls what is inflation?...brilliant one

OLODO

HugeMac:
hmmm Kid

Unhn old man

HugeMac:
OLODO

that's not a way to answer a question pls...stop being uncouth...I jst wanted him to knw that devaluation of naira has nothing to do with inflation(directly). inflation deals with rate of change in price of commodities correct me if am wrong the rate of change in prices in recent years has been coming down...Example in 2006 if you buy a biscuit 5naira in Jan. you will likely buy same biscuits 10naira in july...

ducii:


you don come oooo

Lol..My nigga

FemoLondon:
Single digit inflation is GREAT progress.
The other two indicators that should improve are the HDI and Per Capita GDP for the common man to feel the effect of an improving economy.

True.

Scholes007:

that's not a way to answer a question pls...stop being uncouth...I jst wanted him to knw that devaluation of naira has nothing to do with inflation(directly). inflation deals with rate of change in price of commodities correct me if am wrong the rate of change in prices in recent years has been coming down...Example in 2006 if you buy a biscuit 5naira in Jan. you will likely buy same biscuits 10naira in july...

SORRY ! You are a Learned guy

LordCenturion:


just look at yourself,myopic and dyslexic wuss

You know what they say about silence and fools...