Ask lang ko regarding aning MCC grant.
Ni effect bani sa time ra ni PNOY?
or
Wala ni effect sa time ni GMA tungod kay walay trust ang US niya?
Ang ako lang ba ngano wala mani na hisgutan sa time ni GMA.
Ask lang ko regarding aning MCC grant.
Ni effect bani sa time ra ni PNOY?
or
Wala ni effect sa time ni GMA tungod kay walay trust ang US niya?
Ang ako lang ba ngano wala mani na hisgutan sa time ni GMA.
ang stock market hinuon, ang economy questionable pa.
how sure are you mas better atong economy under Penoy? last year 3.7% growth mas dako gihapon ang growth sa 2008 under GMA global recession na adto at 4.2%, this year estimates at 4.2%.
GDP Statistics by Country
optimist pero dili realist![]()
read lang gud ang links.Why did the Philippine government not win the MCC Compact grant in April 2009—as expected?
MCC decided it that it was more prudent to wait for President Benigno Aquino 3rd to assume office. MCC apparently wanted to make sure that the Aquino administration would be as committed to the MCC goals and methods as the Macapagal administration had been—as proved by its performance in the threshold program.
Finally, on September 23, 2010, Finance Secretary Purisima representing our country and the MCC’s CEO Daniel Yohannes signed the Compact-grant agreement. The witnesses were President Aquino and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Entry into force May 25, 2011 Eight months later, on May 25, 2011, the Compact grant became operational or, in the MCC jargon, “entry into force was achieved.”
The grant is in the amount of $434 million. The Compact must be implemented in five years.
sakto gyud ka highest GDP growth under GMA pero niabot ug 50 plus ang kilo sa bugas due to rice shortage and double the price of sugar due to shortage also. that was the result of jocjoc bolante's fertilizer scam and FGMAs rice and sugar hoarding para maka import sila ug 1.5Million tons of rice arun mangurakot.
Sharp drop in jobless rate
UNEMPLOYMENT HAS DECLINED from a record high hit earlier this year, the Social Weather Stations (SWS) said, tracking improvements also seen in poverty and hunger indicators.
Results of a May 24-27 survey set the jobless rate at 26.6%, equivalent to an estimated 10.9 million adults and down from the 34.4% (est. 13.8 million) peak recorded in March.
It remains high, however, with the SWS noting that the figure -- below 15% from 1993 to March 2004 -- has stayed above 20% in all but three polls since May 2005.
It also compares to the official unemployment rate of 6.9% as of April, which the National Statistics Office said was equivalent to 2.803 million Filipinos and down from January’s 7.2%.
The unemployed, the SWS said, were either retrenched (11%), had resigned (10%) or were first-time job seekers (5%).
“Since November 2010, adult unemployment has been dominated by those who voluntarily left their old job and those who lost their jobs through economic circumstances beyond their control,” it said.
Link: Sharp drop in jobless rate | BusinessWorld Online Edition
sa panahon ni GMA grabi ka nindot atong ekonomiya... growth rate to the highest level...
GDP grabi nka surge... grabi ka resilient sa ekonomiya despite sa global financial crisis...
super.. grabi... wow na wow...cge tag import ug minilyon ka tonilada nga bugas, kay datu baya ta.. adto gyud ta palit ug bugas sa gawas.. nindot gud atong ekonomiya..
haaayyyy..... sa panahon ni Noynoy.. pwera gaba.. pwerti gyud batia.. pobre na kaayo ta..
wala nta ng import ug minilyon ka tonilada nga bugas.. atong GDP growth ni hinay..
atong credit ratings ni improve tungod sa grabi ka nindot nga economic policy ni GMA.. sulod sa 9 years ni GMA wala gyud niya angkonan ang credit ratings, iya ra gyud tawn ning gihalad para c Noynoy na unya ang mo angkon.. grabi gyud ug fundamentals gibilin c GMA.. grabi... wow na wow..
sa panahon Noynoy, wa gyud ayo.. OMG....![]()
link beh sa P50 bogas ug sugar shortage? and the link of fertilizer scam to shortage; and the connection of FGMA to hoarding ?
kanang 50 pesos guro ganador rice if so nag increase cause of supply and demand, its more on commercial side than govt. I think its fair if we base it on NFA rice wherein sa GMA admin at 18 peso/kg kay Penoy at 27 pesos/kg (last time i check), the NFA is losing money to provide cheap rice to our fellow pinoys and ingon gani "We are swimming in rice"
And about Bolante he was allegedly mastermind sa fertilizer scam and allegedly use the money to fund GMA election. Why we never heard from him after he gave 20M pesos to Penoys election campaign"daang matuwid"
kung decline of unemployment lang istoryahan, mas better gihapon performance ng GMA admin. unemployment peak from 13% down to 7%.
Philippines Unemployment Rate
Last edited by Romeojin; 07-06-2012 at 05:36 PM.
FDI potential not being maximized | BusinessWorld Online Edition
booyah United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. what do they mean we are at peers with a shattered economy country Greece, padung bya mi Tiger Economy *growl* daghan bya optimistic experts dire to prove itTHE PHILIPPINES is not maximizing its potential to attract foreign direct investments (FDI), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) said, with flows falling short of levels expected from a country with rosy indicators.
Policy makers will have to review restrictions and improve the investment climate, an economist said, especially as the UNCTAD’s World Investment Report noted that FDI flows to developing Asia may flatten this year.
The Philippines was included in a group of developing countries “with emerging market status and with growing investment potential [which] nevertheless is currently receiving FDI flows below expectations,” the UNCTAD said.
Its peers in this respect were said to be Bahrain, Ecuador, Greece, Kuwait, Lithuania, New Zealand, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sri Lanka.
The challenge to improve, said the UNCTAD, comes with the possibility that FDI inflows to the region, which rose by 10.15% to $423 billion last year, may drop to $420 billion in 2012. Barring macroeconomic shocks, inflows may grow by 11.1% next year to $470 billion.
Commenting on the UNCTAD report, University of the Philippines economist Solita Collas-Monsod urged the Aquino administration to review its investments policy.
“What is it about the policy framework that has to be changed to maximize the positive impact of FDI and minimize the bad?” Ms. Monsod asked.
The Philippines, she claimed, has a “dysfunctional investment policy.”
Trade officials were not immediately available for comment. -- KAMP
this is unacceptable... lets get the hell out of this pessimist UN lol.
and Monsod, how dare you to mention “dysfunctional investment policy” those mere words themselves would make foreign investors in panic.... for lack of good words, we should call it "60-40 restriction"![]()
OT: mag cge nalang mi reverse psychology ni jack ani lmao
Last edited by Romeojin; 07-06-2012 at 05:44 PM.
Here's the explanation oh for last year's sluggish growth. Let me just say that I'm not really pro-PNoy. I am pro-progress. I supported GMA before the scandals came out. I think we should all do the same maski kinsa man ma-elect para walay daghan lalis.
Anyway, they have updated this year's estimates to 5% after the economy grew more than 6% for the first quarter of 2012. See? We even exceeded expectations.
Here's another good news:
Peso to outperform ASEAN currencies in 2012 - Merrill Lynch
il try not to touch about politika. Ayaw mo to-o anang mga 'experts' kay daghan man mga experts sayop man mga gipanabi LOL But I am happy PSEi is up.. and so my stocks![]()
oh, naa pay isa from reuters. this isn't just crazy optimism daw oh:
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