Bro Meo, Sige man jud ka ug balik2x ane na Graph so Tabangan taka ug analyze ane Per Quarter kay dli man gyud ka kasabot ug sige man lang ka ug ingon tungod ni GMA...
Ecomy- 2009 - -- 1.1 % .... The economy grew by just 0.9% in 2009, the lowest in 11 years, as the country struggled amid the global financial crisis.
Economy for 2010.. 7.63%:
"Last year's growth rate was pretty good because the economy grew by only 1.1% in 2009. It's easy to grow when you're coming from a low rating," Diokno said during the release of the World Competitiveness Yearbook for 2011 at the Asian Institute of Management on Wednesday. He said the economy likewise benefited from the increased spending from the private and public sector during the elections...Diokno, who is also a professor at the University of the Philippines School of Economics
By Quarter Analysis By Certified Analyst or Economist :
1Q ( Jan-March) --- 8.4% ...."
spending from the private and public sector during the elections" by Diokno.. So
Manny Villar was the major contributor for this quarter by spending Million of Pesos and not GMA....

2Q ( April, May 10-Election Day , June) -------- 8.9%.....
"Market players, on the other hand, traced the good economic performance to the trust and confidence in the new leadership. “This is an extension of the optimism that has followed the new government,” Radhika Rao, an economist at Forecast Pte in Singapore, said.
GDP up by 7.3% in 2010 | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online ..... "The strong growth came during a period of peaceful political transition for the Philippines, as Benigno Aquino easily won presidential elections in May last year and succeeded Gloria Arroyo as the nation's leader the next month.
Philippines posts record 7.3% economic growth in 2010 | ABS-CBN News ............ Meanwhile, in 2009, the economy grew at just 0.9 percent, the NSCB noted.
The strong growth last year came during a period of peaceful political transition when President Benigno Aquino III succeeded then President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, it said. ..
...................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)
Philippine Economy 2010 Posts Record Performance
Q3 ( July- Sept.)-7.3% - Q4 ( Oct.-Dec.)-6.1% ----
Diokno said the economy likewise benefited from the increased spending from the private and public sector during the elections. "The major TV networks made a lot of money last year, but now their revenues are both down significantly. That kind of growth is not sustainable," he added.
Kasabot naka ana Bro Meo ?