Beyond economic stability

According to Jamaica Observer (General News), GOVERNMENT Senator Sherene Golding Campbell opened the Senate’s State of the Nation Debate last Friday by declaring that Jamaica can no longer afford to be satisfied with economic stability, arguing that the country must now urgently turn that foundation into greater productivity and stronger public services that are felt by ordinary Jamaicans. Golding Campbell said the next phase of Jamaica’s development must focus on converting the gains made in achieving macroeconomic and fiscal stability into tangible improvements in income, opportunities, living standards, and wealth, while confronting systems that she said have contributed to low productivity, weak accountability o build on the foundation that has been laid to turn stability into opportunity, resilience into growth, and economic progress into a better quality of life for every Jamaican. And there’s always a challenge, when one