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Thank you for your feedback. We will surely address that in our next videos.

Reliable data shows that it is much closer. What about the GDP per capita?

@simplenomics they are still ahead of Tz by far . You can't compare the two countries. Maybe the inflation rate between the two

Thank you for watching and commenting. However, note that this is not our data. It is objective and virifiable data retrieved from the IMF as of October 2024. Please follow the link in the description for more details.🙂

@@elemobayeta5794 Hi, we use updated IMF data from the provided links (check video description). Can you provide a reliable source for your information so that we can check? Thanks for watching.

@@ernestsinje9700 You're welcome 🙂!

Are you sure?🤔

@simplenomics kenya is a trillion years ahead of tanzania according to united nationa development index

@imranzikhali4156 Interesting. That's good. We will definitely check it out. What about other economic measures like GDP growth rate and public debt?

There is no Kenya here

@@imranzikhali4156people need to really stop saying this a trillion years million years hundred years because at the end of there is still a lot poverty, bad governance, borrowing from imf, high unemployment, questionable road infrastructure in some areas, government officials looting ect ect both countries still have these issues millions of years ahead I would say Luxembourg or something like that. + JKA airport that situation wouldn’t have occurred if Kenya was billions of years ahead we need to stop these comparisons because at the end of the day both countries still have a long way to go

No economy

Hi, I surely will try to.

You're welcome!🙂

Really? Official data shows that it is growing. Let us observe and see whether that will change in the first 2 quaters of next year.

This ertrean data ethiopian economy is growing year by year the rest worlds know

Gdp is based in usd. That's why Nigeris came from 500 to 200B

Hi, thank you for viewing and commenting. IMF data shows that Ethiopia has a much bigger GDP. Please follow the link in the description to view more detailed data.

@@Steve-z6b1q hhhhhhh really bro Ethiopia GDP 205 million if you don't no just leave how come compare heaven and earth

​@@TeketelSeyoumit will be less than 190 by next year.

@pinchesmbuche4354 hhhhh u are dreaming bro

Ujinga una gharama zake

🙂Just reporting the data. Thank you for viewing.

Hi, thank you for commenting. Please check the links in the description to find updated IMF data for 2024 as reported in the video.

It will be less than 100 by next year

@djmrema Thank you for watching though and cograts indeed.🙂

wueh, we still on top tho!

@SULENDRA108 Hello. Yes, SimpleNomics is a relatively new channel. You can help us grow by subscribing, liking, and sharing our videos.

@@jamesgwinji Thank you for your feedback. I concur that good leadership is vital. It is good to know that you are observing some progress. African ststes need to rise to their potential.

@TeketelSeyoum Thank you for your feedback. Please note that we provide an objective analysis using IMF data. Kindly read the video description and follow the provided IMF link. On the global map, click on Ethiopia to view the data.

@kalingaasukile8730 Hello. Thank you for your feedback. As stated in the video, this is the most current data from the IMF data mapper, which provides estimates as of October 2024. You can follow the IMF link provided in the video description to see more details on Tanzania's economy.

Hello, thank you for your feedback on Ethiopia's wheat production. While production has increased, Ethiopia still imports wheat. See the following link from a World Bank agency for more data on the amount and origin of wheat imports: wits.worldbank.org/trade/comtrade/en/country/All/year/2023/tradeflow/Exports/partner/ETH/product/110311#:~:text=In%202023%2C%20Top%20exporters%20of,0.94K%20%2C%201%2C000%20Kg).

You're welcome.

The data reported is from the IMF. Ethiopia's population is about twice that of Uganda, which affects the per capita calculations. See video description for the relevant links.

@ Yes! Ethiopia looks rich on paper but in reality it’s still a third world country (respectfully)

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@@section8ight174 why don't you just be happy for africans, why so much division and hate? are you d4mb?

@@CBCGROUPLTD Go ahead.

@@CBCGROUPLTD Thank you for your positive feedback.

Thank you for your feedback. Check the description for more updates and links on IMF ECONOMICS data for Tanzania. We are reporting for the most current data.

@@simplenomics This video is about Ethiopia. I still urge you to have a more look into it, and also it would make your video more credible if you add some reference (source) for what the video claims at the beginning, or in, or at the end of your videos, or at least in the description. Thank you

Once again, thank you for your feedback. However, I still urge you to look at the video's description. The key sources for our analysis videos are always listed for credibility. There are links in the description to the pages and data from IMF, Africa Development Bank, OEC, and others. Kindly read the video description. Also, note that, in the video, the narrator states clearly that they are citing IMF data for the economic statistics.

Thank you for your feedback. However, let me clarify that the data provided is as of October 2024. It is the GDP estimate based on current prices. The link to the IMF data mapper is provided in the description. Nonetheless, I shall paste it in this comment once more for you to check it out. Note that estimates can differ based on the specific measure used, such as the purchasing power parity. Follow this link to see more detailed IMF statistics of Ethiopia's economy: www.imf.org/external/datamapper/profile/ETH

2024 World Bank Projection is Ethiopia at $145B GDP!! Y’all overvalued y’all currency & inflated y’all GDP 😅 There’s NO country who’s GDP jumped $100B in a single year TF?

@@travisBudamba Indeed. A promising African powerhouse

@@luganomunuwavanu9369 Amen