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proof ng record breaking? beh.. do you know what are you saying?
GMA left her post with a 7.3% GDP growth? iya record high at 8%+? unsay record na break ni Penoy? iya lang pud kaugalingon lol. did he breach pass 7.2% growth?kapila na tawon ko debate about economy dire, surrender man gani ang mga yellow lol. i know what im talking about.
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The country's economy grew 7.63 percent in 2010 -- the highest in more than two decades -- the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) reported.
2005 4.78 % 5677.8 103.1 1209 261.0 3061 55.09 2006 5.24 % 6271.2 122.2 1405 283.5 3260 51.31 2007 6.62 % 6892.7 149.4 1684 311.1 3507 46.15 2008 4.15 % 7720.9 173.6 1919 331.2 3661 44.47 2009 1.15 % 8026.1 168.5 1827 338.5 3670 47.64 2010 7.63 % 9003.5 199.6 2123 368.5 3920 45.11 2011 3.72 % 9734.8 224.75 2345 391.1 4080 43.31 2012[4] 6.59 % 10568.4 257.51 2701 419.8 4295
The NSCB said that the Philippine's record economic growth was influenced mainly by the world economy recovering from the global financial crisis."The global economic recovery which resulted in record growth rates of foreign trade contributed to an economic performance in 2010 that well surpassed the government's target of 5 percent to 6 percent," it said. Meanwhile, in 2009, the economy grew at just 0.9 percent, the NSCB noted. ....."......................... Meanwhile, a report by the AFP news agency cited John Forbes -- an investment advisor with the local American Chamber of Commerce -- as saying that the promise of further political stability during Aquino's six-year term offered hope for a sustained period of strong growth.
The advisor cited Aquino's anti-corruption campaign, social welfare spending and multi-billion-dollar infrastructure upgrade plans as other reasons to believe the Philippines could finally start to match its dynamic Asian neighbours, it reported.
"What this figure (2010 GDP growth) demonstrates is the potential of the Philippine economy to grow almost twice as fast (as 5.0 percent)," Forbes was quoted in saying. (PIA-NCR/Jerome Carlo Paunan)
I Hope makasabot naka...![]()
lmao half ng 2010 kay GMA mannagka gamay man gani when Penoy nipuli
mao na imong pasabot na record breaking .. so funny
dugay naman na lol pirme ma ka "just now"![]()
. Aww wla pa jud d.i ka kasabot Bro mao d.i ingon nimo mo surrender ang imong ma debate dre kay dli ka kasabot...:
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..... Tarunga lage ug basa... Nisaka ang economy last 2010 in the 2nd half na..... In fact in previous year sa 2009 untill sa 1st half of 2010 worst kaayo ang economy during the term of your beloved GMA.... Kasabot naka
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2001 2.894
2002 3.646
2003 4.97
2004 6.698
2005 4.778
2006 5.243
2007 6.617
2008 4.153
2009 1.148
2010 7.632
- See more at: Philippines GDP - real growth rate - Economy
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Last edited by estor_boot; 03-01-2013 at 10:57 AM.
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Boot sugdi na ug lata ang uwak ky naay ganahan mkaon![]()
bag.o lang gani mi debate which ang highest GDP ni GMA ? 2010 ang highest ni GMA, moingon pa gyud record breaking ni Penoy lol.
2010 1Q 2Q = GMA
2010 3Q 4Q 2011 Q1 = Penoy
grabeh pag saka dong? !! lmao nagkagamay man gani
Philippine GDP Growth Slows to 4.9% - WSJ.com
ayaw surrender ha? please explain
plus kanang 2009 global crisis man na.
Philippine GDP to grow at 4% in 2009 | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper OnlineThe bad news: for the first time in the lifetime of most of us, the world's Gross Domestic Product will decline in 2009 as a result of the global economic crisis especially victimizing the developed nations in the world, including East Asian tigers like Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong and South Korea. The positive growth of 4 to 8% of emerging markets like China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines will not be enough to counteract the steep declines of as much as minus 7 to 9% of the industrial nations.
The good news is that the Philippines is one of the few countries in East Asia that will register a positive growth rate.
then unsa man relation sa 2010 economic growth sa anomalous data sa IMF in 2011-2012 brought up by Tiglao ? nagkalayo naman ka![]()
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