Enough :: A little about GDP and progressive emergence

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Is it possible to rapidly grow Latvia’s economy if the implementers of the plan do not understand anything about economics (from the word – absolutely absolutely nothing at all)?

Possible. 100% The government has a plan in line with its capabilities, and it has already started to be implemented.

How to? A project with exorbitant costs must be realized, which is exorbitantly expensive before that and exorbitantly borrowed for financing.

Such a plan was developed by a certain mega-manager Kaspars over many years. Surname Brisken.

He is really (in a sense) very capable – you have to learn to get a cosmic salary for a Napoleon worthy of Steam Street for decades. With all due respect!

Kaspar’s idea is not unique. He got his idea from his patrons – Soviet communists. The USSR built such a Baikal-Amur highway (BAM), which significantly fueled the GDP of that time.

A key element of Kaspar’s plan is to drive piles. With a nuance – he simplified the BAMa concept, because he can’t really do it anymore and now it doesn’t matter where to drive the stakes, because now he doesn’t shoot for mistakes anymore.

Kaspars implemented the first pilot project RailBaltica within – this year a pile was driven for a bridge in Riga, which (as I understand) will not exist. But it is possible to increase the GDP in an excellent manner until the next elections.

How does it happen? This year, a pile (pilot project) worth 20 million was driven into the Daugava in the center of Riga. Succeeded! Both learned millions, and Kaspars received a salary, and remained on TV.

Latvia’s GDP is 40 billion. To ensure 5% annual GDP growth, hundreds of piles simply need to be driven at an increasing pace. Next year 100 piles, next year 200 piles (and then already elections). This will ensure GDP growth of around 5% per year.

Baltic tiger!

Project implementers are not fools. They have green moss on their heads, and this will help cushion the fall when the loans taken for the realization of GDP growth will have to be returned or at least be able to pay the loan interest. Another problem is that with this approach, no more money will be given to drive piles in the foreseeable future, and GDP will fall back. But that – after the elections.

Then there will be 100 trolls on twitter to blame.