The good, the bad and the ugly (August 11)

Good:

Bad:

  • The Jamaican public authorities who performed incomplete road repairs in Enfield, St. Mary, leaving a hole large enough to hold two men. It’s worth watching the TVJ coverage.
  • PM Simpson-Miller seemed to forget that Jamaica is a real democracy when saying that it would “make no sense” if voters in Cassia Park, St. Andrew, elected a parliamentary opposition party JLP councillor while having a PNP MP: the JLP candidate won the by-election.ed-cart-thurs-8-august_w452

Ugly:

Author: Dennis G Jones (aka 'The Grasshopper')

Retired International Monetary Fund economist. My blog is for organizing my ideas and thoughts about a range of topics. I was born in Jamaica, but spent 30 years being educated, living, and working in the UK. I lived in the USA for two decades, and worked and travelled abroad, extensively, throughout my careers and for pleasure. My views have a wide international perspective. Father of 3 girls. Also, married to an economist. :)

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