(Buruabainsa
The advantage of U.S market is how easy it is to earn your way through a given career or investment. The U.S market is cheap to the point that those making it to the shores, especially Africans, may not really appreciate the size of the market given the resources available to them.
If we use the African American Banks for instance, you can argue that the operating capital of these banks is within a disk-band and net worth is about a 4 disk-band (8 billion) and less. A regular U.S Bank is worth all the black businesses. For Africans, the operating capital is negligible and the large nation can not truly rely on Africans abroad.
The only way to encourage better business with these communities is to encourage U.S-Nigeria, U.S-Africa trade. The other way is to place consumption over 10 billion for West Africa every month, and for Nigeria at least 2 billion every month. It is more like 4 billion with a 200 billion cap. This number will force the exchange rate to fall to 201 to 1 dollar. You can enforce the rate at 191 at the end of the month and we can place 4 biscuit on any price industry in Nigeria.
I understand that the current for Nigeria is 361. That's not the rate. With CBN you cannot only plunge further with Banks placing bets on the collapse of the local currency. A Federal Reserve System for Nigeria off from Sudan may not be the best but may alternate the role of Central Bank and may allow 'Black Market' to trade against the country and the rest of us trade against the Banks.
(Sampson I. Onwuka
The advantage of U.S market is how easy it is to earn your way through a given career or investment. The U.S market is cheap to the point that those making it to the shores, especially Africans, may not really appreciate the size of the market given the resources available to them.
If we use the African American Banks for instance, you can argue that the operating capital of these banks is within a disk-band and net worth is about a 4 disk-band (8 billion) and less. A regular U.S Bank is worth all the black businesses. For Africans, the operating capital is negligible and the large nation can not truly rely on Africans abroad.
The only way to encourage better business with these communities is to encourage U.S-Nigeria, U.S-Africa trade. The other way is to place consumption over 10 billion for West Africa every month, and for Nigeria at least 2 billion every month. It is more like 4 billion with a 200 billion cap. This number will force the exchange rate to fall to 201 to 1 dollar. You can enforce the rate at 191 at the end of the month and we can place 4 biscuit on any price industry in Nigeria.
I understand that the current for Nigeria is 361. That's not the rate. With CBN you cannot only plunge further with Banks placing bets on the collapse of the local currency. A Federal Reserve System for Nigeria off from Sudan may not be the best but may alternate the role of Central Bank and may allow 'Black Market' to trade against the country and the rest of us trade against the Banks.
(Sampson I. Onwuka
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