ba$eman posted:.This is where you don't get it. On a stand-alone basis, it's not viable. On a macro-economic and national level, it works. It will never work in private hands!
And when Guysuco's exports tumble as no one wants to buy Guyanese sugar where will these benefits be? Europe no longer wants this. The UK will claim that they are no longer in the EU. Guyana sugar is way above world prices so no one else will buy it.
So where will this macroeconomic "benefits" be? Sugar is dead. Give it a decent burial. Even Cuba and the DR, once large global exporters, have now dramatically scaled back.