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[quote author=paddy_lo link=topic=366272.msg5128751#msg5128751 date=1261001298]i just read what the ladejs dude posted. . .and it makes no sense whatsoever. .lol he makes random statements with nothing to back it up. . . again u leave this discussion at a dead end if u are unable to provide a concrete example of what u mean. . . so i can rebut it line by line . . .[/quote]rather than engage in posting competition i will explain why my 'random statements do make sense. hope this helps, Economic Growth is a narrower concept than economic development.It is an increase in a country's real level of national output which can be caused by an increase in the quality of resources (by education, health etc.), increase in the quantity of resources & improvements in technology or in another way an increase in the value of goods and services produced by every sector of the economy.Economic Growth can be measured by an increase in a country's GDP, while, Economic development is a normative concept i.e. it applies in the context of people's sense of morality (right and wrong, good and bad). The definition of economic development given by Michael Todaro is an increase in living standards, improvement in self-esteem needs and freedom from oppression as well as a greater choice.The most accurate method of measuring development is the[b] Human Development Index [/b]which takes into account the literacy rates & life expectancy which affect productivity and could lead to Economic Growth. It also leads to the creation of more opportunities in the sectors of education, healthcare, employment and the conservation of the environment.It implies an increase in the per capita income of every citizen. to buttress my point, Development alleviates people from low standards of living into proper employment with suitable shelter. Economic Growth does not take into account the depletion of natural resources which might lead to pollution, congestion & disease.[gas flaring in niger delta for example and total degradation of its environs] Development however is concerned with sustainability which means meeting the needs of the present without compromising future needs. one last one, development- Brings both qualitative and quantitative changes in the economy [aged population ,low infant mortality rate] growth- Brings quantitative changes in the economy[i.e. huge foreign reserves of 30 billion dollars but still widespread suffering] i do hope this brought more clarity to the subject matter. |
Kobojunkie:mr kobojunkie how far my broda, till a lot of the contributors to this forum get the difference between growth and development, im afraid you're barking on the wrong trees . first they need to understand that a difference exists between growth and development, just like a difference exists between wealth and riches. though babangida may be stinkingly rich and has riches, that doesnt make him wealthy, because wealth is a system of EMPOWERMENT while any fortunate baggar can be rich. contributors abeg align this analogy to the topic and understand we are indeed growing not developing. also even though there is credit crunch that doesnt mean british gas or [insert any other westernised power authority] will take light. ![]() |
Kobojunkie:you are quite right |
Kobojunkie:yes my broda ![]() |
Just to add to this. development is certainly different from growth To grow is to increase in size or number. To develop is to increase one’s ability and desire to satisfy one’s own needs and legitimate desires and those of others. A legitimate desire is one that, when satisfied, does not impede the development of anyone else. Development of individuals and corporations is more a matter of learning than earning. It has less to do with how much one has than how much one can do with whatever one has. Development is better reflected in quality of life than in standard of living. Therefore, the level of development of a corporation is better reflected in the quality of work life it provides its employees than in its profit-and-loss statement. If an undeveloped country or corporation was flooded with money it would be richer but no more developed[naija]. On the other hand, if a well developed country or corporation was suddenly deprived of wealth, it would not be less developed[the UK]. A well-developed country or corporation can do more with its resources than one that is less developed. This is not to say that the amount of resources available is irrelevant. Resources can be used to accelerate development and improve quality of life, but they can best be used for these purposes by those who are developed. Growth and development do not have to conflict; they can reinforce each other. The best evidence that this is happening is a simultaneous increase in standard of living and quality of life. However, there is currently a widespread belief that quality of life is being sacrificed to increase standard of living. This belief is accompanied by a willingness to sacrifice standard of living to improve quality of life, a willingness that is reflected in the environmentalist movement. A lack of resources can limit growth but not development. The more developed individuals, organisations, or societies become the less they depend on resources and the more they can do with whatever resources they have. They also have the ability and the desire to create or acquire the resources they need. An individual can grow too much. Some people and many societies believe that a corporation can too. But would anyone argue that individuals, corporations, or countries can develop too much? Source: ACKOFF, R. L. (1986). Management in Small Doses, Wiley, NY |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=364691.msg5106728#msg5106728 date=1260746148]Calabar is a beautiful city meant for recreation. [/quote]![]() |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=363343.msg5076073#msg5076073 date=1260315713]This one is story of the millenium. [/quote][quote author=mama-gee link=topic=363343.msg5076073#msg5076073 date=1260315713]This one is story of the millenium. [/quote]agreed |
[quote author=mamazita! link=topic=363343.msg5075539#msg5075539 date=1260308531]dont hate! appreciate! nollywood can only get betta![/quote]thank you jare, |
all the above mentioned movies were shot by award winning directors who casted award winning actors and made award winning box office $$$$$$. are you saying even them cant pay attention to detail? all im saying is, give our people a break. !!!!!!!!!!!!!! one nigeria |
Guys. plenty oyinbo movies make mistakes. check these still shots below. no one is perfect
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ibkaye:guess they are learning from the best, hollywood. how many times have we seen stars wake up with perfect make up and hair after a long night sleep in movies. abegi !!!!!!!!!!!! |
drharry:invest your money and they will. |
and piracy is also another reason why nollywood hasnt reached to the level it should be at by now. but they can AT LEAST come up with better storylines, and make the covers to their movies more appealing. well they can post the people in the movies on the cover. the last 3 movie covers i posted showed the people in them just fine. [quote][/quote]Amaka, i feel that the poster for Ije is a step in the right direction. what are your thoughts? |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=363343.msg5074583#msg5074583 date=1260297892]That movie is going to be crappy!!! I wonder who would watch it. [/quote]mama gee im surprised you gave such an opinion. these actors and actresses are doing well. the fact that you, i and hundreds of anonymous people in diaspora and back home can discuss anything they do, shows they are doing well. regardless of what anyone thinks. lets support our own. one nigeria ! |
OvieE:you should CARE. preparation is everything. we can never compare ourselves to argentina till we do something great in the tournament. we NEED to prepare and adopt a preparation culture. |
Gamine:lived in 1 g 4 too. whoa, did u know the famous ebidamen ![]() ![]() ?? holla at me real quick |
Grizzly:thats why we are not moving forward as a nation. america has more dialects in english than we have major languages. each state has an accent,there's the boston drawl, NY twang, chigaco holla, california speak. from the durtty south to the hamptons in NY. it really doesnt matter. not one bit. donald trump will still hob nob with snoop dogg regardless of his accent. we really need to move forward. |
snowdrops:this is getting tiring, dont u think so? |
Dr Kitaun:its the achievements that got them where they are not the money. if u won the lottery today u would just be Dr Kitaun with money, not with achievements. lets celebrate the few bright lights in our country instead of nit picking on irrelevances. if nike et al are not concerned and continue to pay him, which one YOUR OWN BE ![]() ?? |
IYA NGBALI:why should he learn from mikel? can mikel lace his boots in achievements? kofi annan was sectretary general of the UNITED NATIONS using his proud african accent. grow up pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee |
the best. no question |
funny post |
sweetpie23:whats popping, |
skyone:Its a bit rich of you to sit down in Essex London and spew crap about GTbank destroying your life. i bet you dont even create 10 jobs in whatever you do. if you dont have anything constructive to say then watch tv. best of luck to applicats. out |
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. first they need to understand that a difference exists between growth and development, just like a difference exists between wealth and riches. though babangida may be stinkingly rich and has riches, that doesnt make him wealthy, because wealth is a system of EMPOWERMENT while any fortunate baggar can be rich. contributors abeg align this analogy to the topic and understand we are indeed growing not developing. also even though there is credit crunch that doesnt mean british gas or [insert any other westernised power authority] will take light.
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[/quote]mama gee im surprised you gave such an opinion. these actors and actresses are doing well. the fact that you, i and hundreds of anonymous people in diaspora and back home can discuss anything they do, shows they are doing well. regardless of what anyone thinks. lets support our own. one nigeria !