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Shma:
The ONLY dual highway in East Africa? Wow! Interesting

Watch this video to the end and tell me if there is any road in entire west Africa that can match this one.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N02KJuTF1Aw

Roan77:
What a joke.
Only Nigeria only has more dual carriageway than the entire East Africa, this is just a fact.

Shma:
Hello kruptozombie bro.

You quiet nowadays man

Appisko:
It doesn't take anything away that ur country still lagging behind

Manufacturing refers to industries belonging to ISIC divisions 15-37. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Data are in current U.S. dollars

Methodology
We define competitiveness as the set of institutions, policies, and factors that determine the level of productivity of a country The level of productivity, in turn, sets the level of prosperity that can be reached by an economy. The productivity level also determines the rates of return obtained by investments in an economy, which in turn are the fundamental drivers of its growth rates. In other words, a more competitive economy is one that is likely to grow faster over time

Shma:
I will use it to point out your stupidity [/i]

Kuruptnigga:
Hi sh*male bro

Yeah, busy this days how are you

Appisko:
[s][/s][i][/i]

Irateness

As I said earlier you suffering from the Dunning-Kruger Effect

U need help

Shma:
Dual road is not an achievement.
I wanted you to watch that video and tell me if there is any road in West Africa that can stand that road
back up your feedback with a video.

Justnotyou:
How are you interpreting the list?

Countries ranked (LDC, & Developing Countries) Vs countries not ranked (Developed countries)

So, in Africa out of the 55 countries there are.
31 that are LDC
8 that are Developing countries

And these 16 Unranked African countries.

Algeria - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Comoros - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Congo - Ranked: LDC
Egypt - Ranked: Developing
Ethiopia - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Eritrea - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Equatorial Guinea - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Ivory Coast - Ranked: LDC
Libya - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Sao tome and principle - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Somalia - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
South Africa - Ranked: Developed
South Sudan - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Sudan - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............
Seychelles - Ranked: Developed
Western Sahara - Not a WTO member thus not ranked...............

(Developed according to jln115)

I'm not saying the list is flawed, I'm sure we can both agree for now your interpretation skills are wanting, I gather the unranked countries are not purposely intended to be included while interpreting the list...

it's also quite clear the office of the U.S TRADE is using it's own specific methodologies to compile the list, & probably provides each term with its own new meaning through these set thresholds. Well then, I guess you should also be kind enough to post the link or methodologies used.

vankelvin:
I hope you have that much energy for this guy.

He said those countries on the first page are the least developed countries.

Countries like
Ghana
Kenya
Nigeria
Tanzania etc are part of the least developed countries in the World.

And those on the second page are the developing countries, meaning countries like
Fiji
Jamaica
Guyana
Tonga etc are all developing countries all because
Namibia
Morocco and
Tunisia are on that second page


How can you can? Only Judge can God
If you know you know

Shma:
Okay.

Where Is dunning - Kruger effect coming from?

I just asked for a link of that sh*t you posted earlier but here you're beating around the bush with jargons you don't understand.

Are you normal? Or you're just a kid

Shma:
Okay.

Where Is dunning - Kruger effect coming from?

I just asked for a link of that sh*t you posted earlier but here you're beating around the bush with jargons you don't understand.

Are you normal? Or you're just a kid

Justnotyou:
Don't get carried away, this is what is categorized as manufacturing by the link.



It literally offers no a valuable assessment other than the total output through $ returns, & we know resource rich countries tend to do better in such analysis.

Instead a better measure on manufacturing is based on productivity & use of available resources, & the word economic forum has a 2019 report on Global competitiveness



Africa's top 10
1. Mauritius
2. South Africa
3. Morroco
4. Seychelles
5. Algeria
6. Botswana
7. Egypt
8. Namibia
9. Kenya
10. Rwanda

Kenya's manufacturing is way more diverse than Ghana's, it only ranks second to south africa among the countries currently here debating.

jln115:
See above

Justnotyou:
Congo isn't ranked, DRC isn't equal to Congo, didn't see ivory at first but there is still a country missing in its place, I was working with your screenshots & this site reduces the resolutions on screenshots, WTO members only huh, nice can I get the link now?

Roan77:
Bro, dual carriageway is an achievement, and part of infrastructural developments, if you doubt me, ask the Europeans or Chinese or even American, or our brothers, South Africa building dual carriageway, because they know the importance of it.
Watch this video, although I couldn't get a better video to prove you wrong about your claim, this is Senegal road, and I don't think you will find this kind of road in East Africa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl01yxiiUV4

Appisko:
Can u provide source

jln115:
Google USTR LDC and developing country lists

Appisko:
Stop quoting me I don't engage

Empty heads

Roan77:
Free that guy na, give am small breathing space, make him no choke.

Kuruptnigga:
Just30 is giving you guys nightmare. Lol sorry

Justnotyou:
So how did you conclude Seychelles & South Africa have been ranked developed?

Roan77:
Bro, dual carriageway is an achievement, and part of infrastructural developments, if you doubt me, ask the Europeans or Chinese or even American, or our brothers, South Africa building dual carriageway, because they know the importance of it.
Watch this video, although I couldn't get a better video to prove you wrong about your claim, this is Senegal road, and I don't think you will find this kind of road in East Africa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fl01yxiiUV4

Shma:
So apisko is calling me empty head

What an irony!

jln115:
Google USTR LDC and developing country lists

The effect of these designations is
limited to Title VII of the Act.
Specifically, section 771(36)(E) of the
Act provides that the fact that a WTO
Member is designated in the list as
developing or least-developed has no effect on how that Member may be
classified with respect to any other law

Data Sources
In making the designations, the U.S.
Trade Representative relied on per
capita gross national income (GNI) data
from the World Bank and trade data
from the Trade Data Monitor which
contains official data from national
statistical bureaus, customs authorities,
central banks, and other government
agencies.
3. Designation of WTO Members as
Least-Developed Countries
As explained above, the distinction
between developing and least-
developed countries no longer matters
for purposes of the de minimis
threshold: both are eligible for the same
2 percent rate. Nonetheless, for clarity
and consistent with section 771(36) of
the Act, this notice separately identifies
developing and least-developed
countries. The list of WTO Members
that are least-developed countries is
derived from Annex VII to the SCM
Agreement, which describes least-
developed countries as those designated
by the United Nations (Annex VII(a))
and named in Annex VII(b)), provided
the per capita GNP has not reached
$1,000 per annum A number of WTO
Members are included on the United
Nations list of least-developed
countries,1 and several more are
included under Annex VII(b) based
upon their GNI per capita at constant
1990 dollars: Coˆte d’Ivoire, Ghana,
Honduras, Kenya, Nicaragua, Nigeria,
Pakistan, Senegal, and Zimbabwe.2

For purposes of U.S. CVD law, the
U.S. Trade Representative therefore
considers countries with a share of 0.5
percent or more of world trade to be
developed countries. Thus, Brazil,
India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand,
and Viet Nam are ineligible for the 2
percent de minimis standard,
notwithstanding that, based on the most
recent World Bank data, each country
has a per capita GNI below $12,375

The U.S. Trade Representative also
took into account G20 membership. The
G20 was established in September 1999,
and so was not considered in the 1998
rule. The G20 is a preeminent forum for
international economic cooperation,
which brings together major economies
and representatives of large
international institutions such as the
World Bank and International Monetary
Fund. Given the global economic
significance of the G20, and the
collective economic weight of its
membership (which accounts for large
shares of global economic output and
trade), G20 membership indicates that a
country is developed. Thus, Argentina,
Brazil, India, Indonesia, and South
Africa are ineligible for the 2 percent de
minimis standard, notwithstanding that,
based on the most recent World Bank
data, each country has a per capita GNI
below $12,375.

Shaytun:
This is the SIAT plantation in edo state..

Justnotyou:
The Special standards

You're not using the list as it was intended to be used.



The list is made with regards to the UN methodology. But has some special biases.



Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, the other named countries... are listed under special request according to the 1990 data. So no these countries aren't affirmatively reported as being LDC according to the 2020 report.

To be considered a developed country, one must have GNI of over $12,375 yet according to the special standards, share of world trade might influence certain countries to be treated as being developed or not, Hong Kong & South Korea are developing countries while Brazil, India... Are considered developed.

.

Infact the only reason South Africa isn't eligible to be categories under the two terms, is due to it being a member of G20. Not infrastructure, economy or any more meaningful measures.



The list is useful but not for current country to country analysis, since it confesses to its own biases on the flexible use of terms such as developing, developed...

Appisko:
Jln115. Is a fucking lier




UN list of least developed countries
Afghanistan
Angola
Bangladesh
Benin
Bhutan
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Central African Republic
Chad
Comoros
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Djibouti
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Gambia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Haiti
Kiribati
Lao People’s Democratic Republic
Lesotho
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Mauritania
Mozambique
Myanmar
Nepal
Niger
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Sudan
Sudan
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tuvalu
Uganda
United Republic of Tanzania
Yemen
Zambia

https://unctad.org/topic/least-developed-countries/list