Larger demands for regional infrastructure to facilitate trade and production. The list can be long and depends on where one starts, but at the end, labour demand is derived demand from all of these economic activities.
To develop this topic on Kenya, I wish to develop three arguments on Kenya’s case: First, the policy solutions, their evolution and shocks; It is often good to start from a perspective that policies, once implemented, will work and even when shocks hit the economy, the economy will return to its potential.