{UAH} Political Days and Policies

Low spending lead to reduction in GDP.

How is government relating Aggregate supply to labour market that
often offer as a solution to economic stagnation as used by both sides
of political spectrum?

As per what is written above does our government care much about human
capital (skills), technology and access to appropriate capital goods
(machinery) I mean with emerging forms of work in smart cities,
automation and artificial intelligence?

Uganda labour market would become more robust, boosting production as
well as decreasing costs to firms if some measures were taken.
Theoretically it will result into greater consumption of Uganda goods,
domestically and internationally.

Currently many citizens are heavily indebted, outweighing a smaller
proportion of net savers in the economy. Notice too aggregate supply
if considered at all has not stimulated the economy i.e. via falling
prices, as debt becomes a key factor in Uganda economy where people
earn a hand to mouth lifestyle.

This is where politics come up with debate between austerity and
fiscal stimulus and Uganda stimulus?!

Bwanika

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