14th May 2020
The need to act now to secure and protect the future for our youth and future generations
The need to act now by understanding weaknesses in the CFI and addressing them in the economy will determine whether we create progress for the youth and future generations or fail them.
US$331.98 after 10 years of economic activity from a population of 18.3m people. In this scenario
poverty levels in 2030 are still very high, unemployment is still a major problem and people continue to struggle to make ends meet. No meaningful improvement in per capita income takes place despite a decade of economic activity – Zambians living today, especially the youth, will experience little or no improvement in their lives.
Accelerating growth with Split Velocity offers much brighter
prospects for the future.
And will guarantee Zambia’s National Development Plan, Long term National 2030 Vision is achieved without failing to reach targets as is often the case. The National 2030 vision is for Zambia to become a prosperous middle-income country by the year 2030, underpinned by the principles of gender-responsive sustainable development; democracy;respect for human rights; good traditional and family values; a positive attitude to work; peaceful coexistence; and public-private partnerships.
A projection of economic growth on a Split Velocity (SV-Tech) managed economy is as good as a government bond or guarantee. This is due to the fact that growth targets are financed. When a growth projection is made it will be achieved. Any shocks or losses to growth caused by extraneous factors can be mitigated against by the same system to retain the growth projection. Commercial banks can depend on these projections when they lend to government and the private sector.
In an SV-Tech model every business in the economy benefits from the opportunity to grow regardless of its size, which sector it is in or which province in the country it is located.
12th May 2020
When SV-Tech is applied to a government budget the finances available for government expenditure during the course of the year increase by up to 60%. This leaves 40% of income available for the government budget (ZMW42.4 bn) on the system untapped. This spare capacity leaves room for any unexpected expenses that government may have to face during the course of the year. The bar graph shows the increase in spending power. Simply increase the desired governments budget (X) by 60% (your country’s budget-X*0.6). The new revenue is gained simply by recovering losses caused by subtraction. This is a straight forward benefit of fully applying the SV-Tech system to a national economy. As economies move to recover from Covid-19 these additional resources can prove useful to countering the pandemic.
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