This category, allocated 4.31% of the nation’s
total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 4.21% in the 2019 revised estimates,
while estimating 5.55%
for 2020 up by 41.43%, as published by
the Ministry of Finance, consist of positions, offices, agencies and ministries
that monitors good, moral and ethical, behavior. Noting that, A nation's development is
badly hindered and retarded by individual greed; corrupt public officers, bias
reporting, unfair hiring practices, slow justice, unbalance dispute
settlements, unlawful opinions, compromised records, a lack of transparency,
general back room dealings, selling executive influence, misusing presidential
privilege, laws to benefit the few rather than the many, practices and actions
which have to be avoided, rooted out, dealt with and, ultimately replaced by Good
Governance.
Sunday, December 29, 2019
Sunday, December 22, 2019
Fiscal Policy 2020
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2020)
Investment, Employment and Social Benefits
are the opportunities essential for nation building. However, the nation's
capability to earn from its present or projected revenue streams, increasing
productivity, currently carries much less influence, when compared to the
nation's power or ability to borrow and, of course, service and repay the debt.
In other words, it is presently easier to borrow than to diversify. Fiscal
policy, functioning on a budgetary allocation; 32.48% of the nation’s total expenditure, as
reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 33.74% in the 2019 revised estimates, while estimating 31.46% for 2020 down by 0.01%, as published by
the Ministry of Finance.
Sunday, December 15, 2019
Economic Drivers 2020
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2020)
The nation's revenue, to fund the service of the nation and offset its total annual expenditure, comes from the collections of taxes, duties and royalties, Returns on Investment and Sale of Assets. Such revenue generating activities are encouraged and facilitated via Economic Drivers, which designs, implements and reviews the conditions for investment, employment and, the resulting, recurrent taxation. Operating on 3.55% of the nation's total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 3.70% in the 2019 revised estimates, while estimating 4.64% for 2020 up by 34.28%, as published by the Ministry of Finance. Economic Drivers are administered by the Ministries of Energy and Energy Industries, Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries, Planning and Development, Foreign and CARICOM Affairs, Labour and Small Enterprise Development, Trade and Industries, and Tourism.
The nation's revenue, to fund the service of the nation and offset its total annual expenditure, comes from the collections of taxes, duties and royalties, Returns on Investment and Sale of Assets. Such revenue generating activities are encouraged and facilitated via Economic Drivers, which designs, implements and reviews the conditions for investment, employment and, the resulting, recurrent taxation. Operating on 3.55% of the nation's total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 3.70% in the 2019 revised estimates, while estimating 4.64% for 2020 up by 34.28%, as published by the Ministry of Finance. Economic Drivers are administered by the Ministries of Energy and Energy Industries, Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries, Planning and Development, Foreign and CARICOM Affairs, Labour and Small Enterprise Development, Trade and Industries, and Tourism.
Sunday, December 8, 2019
Infrastructure Management 2020
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2020)
It has been long realized and accepted that Infrastructure Management directly affects productivity; outputs driven by comfortable and safe work and play spaces, such as; water and electricity, industrial parks, administration offices, community centers, open parks, transport hubs, roads and bridges, etc. Utilizing 20.75% of the nation’s total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 19.73% in the 2019 revised estimates, while estimating 18.69% for 2020 up by 1.55%, as published by the Ministry of Finance, the Infrastructure Management category consist of the ministries of Public Utilities, Works and Transport, the Tobago House of Assembly, the ministries of Rural Development and Local Government, and Housing and Urban Development.
It has been long realized and accepted that Infrastructure Management directly affects productivity; outputs driven by comfortable and safe work and play spaces, such as; water and electricity, industrial parks, administration offices, community centers, open parks, transport hubs, roads and bridges, etc. Utilizing 20.75% of the nation’s total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2018 and 19.73% in the 2019 revised estimates, while estimating 18.69% for 2020 up by 1.55%, as published by the Ministry of Finance, the Infrastructure Management category consist of the ministries of Public Utilities, Works and Transport, the Tobago House of Assembly, the ministries of Rural Development and Local Government, and Housing and Urban Development.
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Human Development 2020
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2020)
The progress of any country, nation,
society is driven by its human resource and the development of such; its
citizenry, its people, its skills and talents. Noting that, growth industries
and job creation are as a direct result of investment in ideas, and the only
true source of ideas is the human being. A population that is educated,
healthy, well-adjusted as a society, contributing in the community, supporting
culture and the arts, participating in competitive sport and encouraging the
youth, will build and maintain a happy, respectful, caring and sharing nation. The Human Development category consist of budgetary
allocations, 28.91%
of the nation’s total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor
General 2018 and 29.18% in the 2019 revised estimates,
while estimating 28.83%
up by 5.95% for 2020, as published estimates
by the Ministry of Finance.
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