Tag: Imani Duncan-Price

• Dear Santa Clarke: Forget trickle down, This is how you bubble up the economy..

    Micro, small and medium businesses account for the majority of economic activity in the Jamaican economy. Unfortunately, many micro and small businesses are still operating informally which prevents us from fully appreciating the social and economic impact they are having on our gross domestic product (GDP). But there is a view, shared by most…

  gerbry

  March 31, 2019

  Commentary

  $14 billion stimulus package, ad valorem stamp duty, asset tax, BSO, budget debate 2019/20, business incubator, business support organizations, companies office of jamaica, DBJ, Development Bank of Jamaica, Dr Nigel Clarke, Economic Growth, formal economy, GCT, GDP, growth with equity, Imani Duncan-Price, informal economy, Jamaican economy, Micro business, minimum business tax, MSME, PATH, public-private partnership, small business, tax compliance, tax concessions, transfer tax, Voucher for technical assistance

• Will Juliet get Slam Dunc’d? or will Romeo come to her rescue?

  Who would have thought that fairytales had a place in Jamaican Politics? Just when you think you have seen or read it all, something like this happens that reminds us we haven’t. I reckon that this race for East Rural St Andrew between Senator Imani Duncan-Price and wife of the Opposition Leader, Juliet Holness will…

  gerbry

  December 9, 2015

  Politics

  Damion Crawford, East Rural St Andrew, Election, Female powerhouse, Feminism, Imani Duncan-Price, Jamaica, JLP, Juliet Holness, PNP, Political showdown, Politics, Poverty to Prosperity, Representational Politics, Step Up the Progress, Young Vote, Youth Apathy