THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine speak to reporters after the visit of President Christine Kangaloo to the Legislative Chamber, Tobago House of Assembly, yesterday.
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The Ministry of Finance Tower in the foreground, Central Bank Tower in the background, at the Eric Wiliams Financial Complex on Independence Square in Port of Spain.
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THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine speak to reporters after the visit of President Christine Kangaloo to the Legislative Chamber, Tobago House of Assembly, yesterday.
VINDRA GOPAUL-BOODAN
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The Ministry of Finance Tower in the foreground, Central Bank Tower in the background, at the Eric Wiliams Financial Complex on Independence Square in Port of Spain.
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President of the Fyzabad Chamber of Commerce, Angie Jairam. (Image courtesy Angie Jairam)
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MP for Oropouche East Dr Roodal Moonilal addresses the Oropouche East Virtual Pre-Budget Consultation at his office in Debe.
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As Finance Minister Colm Imbert prepares to deliver perhaps the Government’s most challenging fiscal package, Caribbean economist Dr Claudius Preville says increasing taxes will only leading to a shrinking of the economy.
Preville spoke at the Oropouche East Constituency virtual Pre-Budget Consultation at the Oropouche East Constituency Office in Debe. Explaining that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a function of consumption, investment, government spending and Net Trade Flows, he said that with T&T’s debt already high, there is a need to reduce its reliance of external borrowing.
“If consumption is positive, people are spending money in the economy, GDP goes up. If an investment is being done, whether it is a foreign or local investment, GDP goes up. Whatever the Government spends on, the GDP goes up and if the Net Trade Flows are positive, meaning if exports exceed imports, again the GDP goes up.
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Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert MP.
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Business as usual at gas stations in South Trinidad. (Image: INNIS FRANCIS)
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MP for Oropouche East Dr Roodal Moonilal addresses the Oropouche East Virtual Pre-Budget Consultation at his office in Debe.
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