A study by the east africa branch of IBM has claimed that Kenya loses an estimated 18. Billion annually to traffic jams. The study in my unlearned opinion is made up of too many assumptions to arrive at anywhere within a close distance of the correct answer. If we assume that traffic moved ever s freely our economy would increase by a tenth. This assumes that there are some time based transactions which are lost due to inability to get to meeting places in time.
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A Study by the East African Branch of IBM Has Made the Claim That Kenya Loses an Estimated 18
A study by the east africa branch of IBM has claimed that Kenya loses an estimated 18. Billion annually to traffic jams. The study in my unlearned opinion is made up of too many assumptions …