STUDENT CHAMCHA handed $2million by Biman Prasad. He will carry out review of Fiji universities. Professor VIJAY NAIDU claims conflict of interest and inherent bias in Prasad choosing Monash University STAFF

Paresh Narayan

BAIMAAN GIRI KNOWS NO BOUNDS BY THIS NFP MAN.
​He never tired of accusing Aiyaz Khaiyum of Croynism

UNDERHAND DEAL:
Professor Vijay Naidu claims one of the two members of the review committee from Monash University, PARESH NARAYAN, is Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad's former student.
*During the girmit celebrations Prasad had handed $200,000 to the defunct Global Girmit Institute, run by his wife Rajni and another chamcha Ganesh Chand.
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Vijay Naidu with Biman Prasad

Abstract
Coups have been used as a weapon to overthrow democratic governments in Fiji since 1987. The post-1987 period has been one of the most volatile ones in Fiji's history, in that it has undergone 15 changes in government. In this paper, we analyse the long run economy-wide impact of the May 2000 coup on Fiji's economy. This goal is achieved by using the computable general equilibrium model, which is at the forefront of ‘impact studies’. We find that coups will have an adverse impact on the Fijian economy: real GDP will fall by around 8 per cent, real national welfare will fall by around 7 per cent and real consumption will fall by around 2 per cent in the long-run. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.