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  1. #71

    HSBC said the Philippines was likely to post an average growth of 7 percent in the next 40 years.

    Breaking down the average growth forecast, the bank said the country would likely grow by 8.4 percent from 2010 to 2020, by 7.3 percent from 2020 to 2030, and by 6.6 percent from 2030 to 2040, and by

    5.8 percent from 2040 to 2050.

    It said the advantage of the Philippines was its favorable macroeconomic fundamentals and improving governance.

    Economic officials of the government often harp on what they call the country’s positive macroeconomic fundamentals that include stable inflation, sustained growth over the years (it grew even when the global economy shrank in 2009), stable banking and financial system, and improving fiscal position.

    Philippines to leapfrog to be 16th largest economy by 2050 | Inquirer Business

    Dugaya pa sab ini uy,
    nindot gyud kaayo kung matinuod.

  2. #72
    lisod ni bro.. kay ug masudlan ug presidente nga corrupt...

  3. #73
    Last edited by leo_trams; 06-09-2013 at 10:05 AM.

  4. #74
    ok ra mag lalis basta we do our own individual contributions for our family and the country.

    Go Pinas!

  5. #75
    Quote Originally Posted by Eve's Apple Project View Post
    pastilan. Menor sa doh kay kusog kaayo ang hangin.Yaw himo-an issue ang pagpanarbaho nako sa gawas.You said it yourself, kung mouli ko diha sa pinas tan-aw mo malipay ko kung wa koy trabahong masodlan dha? bangas ka.. kasabot kaha ka sa imong gipamolong? mao btaw nga niingon ko kamo lay paglipay-lipay sa news kay mo focus lang ko sa trabaho nako kay wa pakoy dapat ikalipay anang balita-a.. tan-aw mo pila na kahay nanglarga ron pagawas sa pinas compared sa mga niuli para mangitag trabaho sa Booming nato nga Economy? sa karon as far as i know ang pinaka dako gihapon nato nga export kay ang mga TAO (DILI producto, TAO). kung moubos nana, dha nako mokuyog og ninyo...

    Mura ra nag magbake og Cake. kung manimaho na gani ang imong giluto, makasure na kaha ka kung lami na? makasigurado raka kung matilawan na nimo. so, yaw mi pug-sa og Tuo sa ingon ani nga balita kay wa pa makita ang resulta.. we have the same Govt, same players (nausab lang gamay) so unsa may nausab karon? we've gone to 2 People Power under false HOPE na molambo ang economiya, naa naba? again unless naa nay dakong kausaban nga buhaton ang govt (cha-cha, FDI, etc) diha nako mosunod ninyo. so kung wa pa yaw ipugos na mosunod mi sa inyong kalipay.
    Mr. Proud OFW basaha ug sabta ang akong mga pulong aron masakto pud imong tubag...
    I am giving you hypothetical question nga pwedi pud e kompara sa sitwasyon sa imong yutang na taohan na wala nay lain, lisud bana tubagon? likoy manka Mr. Proud OFW.

    "positive information that somehow motivate people, brings hope to Filipinos that we still have a chance to grow" mag-lisud kag sabot ani nga pulong? asa may lipay2x ana.. Mr. Proud OFW likoy napud ka..

    Quote Originally Posted by Eve's Apple Project View Post
    as far as i know ang pinaka dako gihapon nato nga export kay ang mga TAO (DILI producto, TAO)
    Next time klaroha ang imong diskorso, walay clear oi! unsay pasabot nimo quantity? kung mao na hagbay ratang na ubos, wala nay tao sa pinas kay gi export na!, basig ang imong pasabot remittances hala basaha sa ubos Mr. Proud OFW.

    Last year:

    we earned 52.17 billion dollar from export out of that OFW remittances is 21.391 billion dollar.
    sa asa man dapita dako ang OFW remittances, but OFW plays major role in our economy.
    Mr. Proud OFW ayaw palabi, mas naa mi katungod mag yaw2x kay naa mi diri, aside from that we have also families living abroad.

    based on this link:
    Philippines Economy Profile 2013
    $21.391 B for 2012: OFW inflows hit new high | Business, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

    Mr. Proud OFW palpaka nimo! ingon nimo dako asa may dako ana... kanang "as far as I know" dili na pwedi diri, sa kilid2x pwedi na. Pagkat.on ug google aron malamdagan ka.

    Now I will use the word "happy", we are happy because there is an improvement, I have friends in the government who hold top management position who sees hope and a bit sad kay walay kawat kaayo.

    If we will continue to strive and hope for the best, this country will prosper.

    Mr. Proud OFW last nalang jud, GUSTO KO HAPPY KA!
    Last edited by mlhl@7; 06-19-2013 at 02:32 AM.

  6. #76
    I keep hearing that our economy is getting better and better. But the challenge here is for the government to let all the people feel it. How ill the government govern and convince that our economy is really getting better aside from showing those data statistics.

    Because a lot of us are still not convince especially to those who are working for quite a long time but still realize that they are not progressive despite their huge efforts.

  7. #77
    @mlhl@7; oi do, naa na sad ka.. Minor lagi gamay. Naa kas gobyerno nag trabaho maong gusto kaayo ka og news nga ingon ani? Or negosyante ka? Asa man jud? Ani ni do.. Population sa pinas kay moabot og 90m+ then ang mga ofw (legal og illegal) moabot og 11m that is more than 10 percent sa population do. Happy ka ana?

    Kinsa may nag ingon dodong nga export kay ang quantity ra? Pangutana og tarong nya dodong, Quantity + QUALITY sad dodong.. Imagina ang MORE THAN 10 % sa population nimo nga nipili nga didto sa gawas nasod motrabaho para mohatag og remittance nga nagtabang sa nasod.. MORE THAN 10% ha.. tan-aw mo pila kaha ilang gipadala sa pinas ana VS kung sa pinas sila nagtrabaho? pila kahay tax ra nga magenerate kung pinas ra na sila? D producto tawag nimo ana? nagproduce nag BINILLION do..(like what you have cited). abot kaha na sila og P10K/month per PERSON income tax ana nila kung sa pinas sila work & wa sa abroad ? while kung OFW ka you send more than P10K per month para ikahatag sa imong pamilya (some might be less but more often than not MAS MORE pa ang gipadala)...tawn sad do.

    Unsay labot ko kung naa kay kapamilya nga nagtrabaho sa gawas nasod dodong? Issue diay na? Unsa ni binata, padaghanay og kaila? haha
    Simple ra kaayo do, kung nagtrabaho ka og nabayad ka sa saktong tax ( kung di ka negosyanti wa kay under the table) then nakatabang ka sa economiya, nakatabang ka sa gobyerno. So ako wa man ko sa sulod sa nasod nagtrabaho but bayad man gihapon ko og tax diri & at the same time nagpadala ko sa akong pinalanggang pamilya so ako pud naa koy natabang sa nasod. Ana ka simple dodong, yaw ko sermoni anang imong binata nga paagi do.

    Yaw ko convinsiya nga mahappy kuyog nimo dong kay nagmata pako. MArtial law ni do kay gusto man ka mosunod ko sa good news nimo? Paabot nalng ko moabot tong tinood nga news.. Kanang news nga mamalik ang mga investors sa pinas, kana may gipaabot nako di kani nga papogi ra nga nindot kuno ang economy. atot . Hope? D ra ikaw dodong ang nag hope...di lang ko gusto og FALSE HOPE kay hangtud karon taas gihapon ang pamaliton, gamay gihapon ang sweldo. wa na feel sa ordinaryong tao ang imong nindot nga economya sa pinas nga gikalipayan ninyo.. Nus-a kaha sa tan-aw mo mafeel na na sa tao do? basin matubag na nimo..
    Last edited by Eve's Apple Project; 06-19-2013 at 08:50 AM.

  8. #78
    aron way daghan lalis cha2x rajud ang solution aning kalisod sa Pinas ( bisan pila pana ka single digit increase sa economy mura gihapon ta ug turtle ) .... bisan kinsa pa nga corrupt naa sa goberno dili ka lumpag sa nahisulat ... mao rajud na akong na notice nga dako usbonon sa dagan sa atong pamolitika.

    Kini nga issue dugay nani but mao jud ni designed sa IMF for developing countries .... Finance & Development, June 2001 - How Beneficial Is Foreign Direct Investment for Developing Countries? ... dili mani puede sa atoa kay Protectionist man atong mga Politico sa ilaha personal interest ....

  9. #79
    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    HSBC said the Philippines was likely to post an average growth of 7 percent in the next 40 years.

    Breaking down the average growth forecast, the bank said the country would likely grow by 8.4 percent from 2010 to 2020, by 7.3 percent from 2020 to 2030, and by 6.6 percent from 2030 to 2040, and by

    5.8 percent from 2040 to 2050.

    It said the advantage of the Philippines was its favorable macroeconomic fundamentals and improving governance.

    Economic officials of the government often harp on what they call the country’s positive macroeconomic fundamentals that include stable inflation, sustained growth over the years (it grew even when the global economy shrank in 2009), stable banking and financial system, and improving fiscal position.

    Philippines to leapfrog to be 16th largest economy by 2050 | Inquirer Business

    Dugaya pa sab ini uy,
    nindot gyud kaayo kung matinuod.
    Matinood jud ni basta naa chacha ASAP .. dili na ka abot ug 50 Years ( pila naman ni ka apo ug sungkod ) .... maybe siguro 10 to 20 Years daghan na OFW manguli ani mas mo tuo pako ana...

  10. #80
    ^^ china did it in 20... basin makaya sad nato if we get our acts right.. Political will ray importante og maayo nga Leadership sa mga nanglingkod.

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