Farming in todays 1st world is purely for food security policies not 'economic' engine and you Somalis are thinking it's some sort of economic engine when it's not intended to be and why your referred to as 3rd world nations as you hold onto occupations that are no longer primary industries or money makers and hence your 80% of population becomes like ethiopia a farmer producing essentially what is 1 dollar product a day, at least they r slowly migrating from it thru meles zenawi vision into an urbanized economy and their building the electricity backbone to begin an industrial economy, what type of industrial and subsequent service economy is another question since where can u put these unskilled farmers other then 'unskilled factory' work which is just makes them become urban plantation economy kkkkkk or worse like djibouti an urban slum with no jobs at all.
Somalia economic policy has to be careful what it will do with these 1 dollar a day southy futos as they are the poorest segment among us just like the SYL focused on them the most and neglected the north for a 'economic reason', if we don't deal with them, our economic future will be hurt as they are the deadweight in the economy and why u see them working in the lowest industries in the urban city, you simply can't go from 1 dollar farming job into a high skilled industry in the city, they will remain maids-cleaners-construction workers is the inevitable future for them and the only growth they will see is if the nomadic group who become urban develop skills and produce products that are actually worth something like furniture-boats-beds-tvs-etc but i dont see any economic direction there, due to no electrical infrastructure policy nor banking culture to encourage business ownership nor govt policy for housing growth.
The dr is vicious economist and always brutalize @Farjano-Walad who is an absame economist by 'trade' apparently kkkk, but he forgets to tell u he graduated from fahad islamic university while drinking camel urine and doing 'ruqyah' sessions on demons kkkkk, superstitious bastard then tries to talk about economics, yeah islamic economics kkkk
Somalia economic policy has to be careful what it will do with these 1 dollar a day southy futos as they are the poorest segment among us just like the SYL focused on them the most and neglected the north for a 'economic reason', if we don't deal with them, our economic future will be hurt as they are the deadweight in the economy and why u see them working in the lowest industries in the urban city, you simply can't go from 1 dollar farming job into a high skilled industry in the city, they will remain maids-cleaners-construction workers is the inevitable future for them and the only growth they will see is if the nomadic group who become urban develop skills and produce products that are actually worth something like furniture-boats-beds-tvs-etc but i dont see any economic direction there, due to no electrical infrastructure policy nor banking culture to encourage business ownership nor govt policy for housing growth.
The dr is vicious economist and always brutalize @Farjano-Walad who is an absame economist by 'trade' apparently kkkk, but he forgets to tell u he graduated from fahad islamic university while drinking camel urine and doing 'ruqyah' sessions on demons kkkkk, superstitious bastard then tries to talk about economics, yeah islamic economics kkkk
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