I think it compares to being in the middle of the Atlantic, without navigation equipment, no maps, and in a canoe. I don’t want to be dramatic, but the canoe better get to shore. But all things considered, the Kenyan economy is recovering after a decline in April-May, thanks to its diversification.
In addition, we may be witnessing some payoffs from improved organizational and managerial efficiencies of US businesses and from the greater education – in school and on the job – that US workers have acquired to keep pace with the new technology. All these factors have been reflected in an acceleration of labor productivity growth.