PHL is fastest growing economy in Asia, next to China: Best in recent decades

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Extrapolation from 2012 Data.... That was long time ago.... Patabang ni Google Bro, pagkoykoy sa Extrapolation for 2017 based sa 2014 kay naa naman jud available na data... Kanang latest Bro.... Imagination and Assumption from 3 years ago, natuman kaha ang nakita ni Madam Auring adtong mga tuiga ?

2012, a long time ago. Do you even know what that 7.2% number means?

Lol if you don't find my graph credible you can go to the WB page and make a graph of countries' GDP/per capita etc. tan-awa ug naay epek nang 7.2% sa presentation sa graph.

See all you're doing is attempt at making quips, but I don't recall you having substance in your defense of that 7.2% number. Except katong i kompara nimu ang Pilipinas sa Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar. I genuinely laughed at that.

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I believe the last time it didn't grow was 1998. 1983 was when the Philippines defaulted. Akong point is as long as that GDP growth (%) is not in the negative or zero, theoretically, there's growth. 1983, we know why that happened. And 1998 was because of Asia's economic collapse, and the country in a period of instability. A country can have no growth even if they are not in a debt crisis.

It really was a miracle in 2008/09, when the global economy collapsed and virtually all the other ASEAN countries' GDP growth contracted into the negatives. And Philippines, despite being the sick man of Asia, managed to keep growth, albeit at a crawl (something like 1% growth). And you know what GMA got for her effort? A media campaign of mudslinging. I don't think she gets enough credit for that.

Right you are bro. 1998 was an extraordinary circumstance.. It's what happens when the giants are shaken and the ripple effect to developing countries is devastating. GMA had here piece of the pie in the arena of politics... Only in the Philippines.

[Apollo24]

2012, a long time ago. Do you even know what that 7.2% number means?

Lol if you don't find my graph credible you can go to the WB page and make a graph of countries' GDP/per capita etc. tan-awa ug naay epek nang 7.2% sa presentation sa graph.

See all you're doing is attempt at making quips, but I don't recall you having substance in your defense of that 7.2% number. Except katong i kompara nimu ang Pilipinas sa Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar. I genuinely laughed at that.

Can u copy and paste sa Link nimo Bro.. To support your claim na gikan ni sa WB ang imong Graph ug credible kaayo??

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Can u copy and paste sa Link nimo Bro.. To support your claim na gikan ni sa WB ang imong Graph ug credible kaayo??

kapoya nag spoonfeed nimu polo.

GDP per capita: GDP per capita (current US$) | Data | Graph

GNI/GNP per capita: GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$) | Data | Graph

sa 2nd graph you can see the decrease of the national income between 2010 to 2011.

[Apollo24]

pagka brayt oi, challenge2x pa.


observe Vietnam and Thailand

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The Philippine Economy Growing too Slow (If you really want to understand why our growth rate is not enough)

Hehehe.... Bag-o naman sad ka ug Graph Bro.... Kani ang akong pasabot.... Kay mao man ni ingon nimo na Credible.... Blog ra man d.i ni nimo gikuha... isip2x pud ug mag copy paste ka....

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Hehehe.... Bag-o naman sad ka ug Graph Bro.... Kani ang akong pasabot.... Kay mao man ni ingon nimo na Credible.... Blog ra man d.i ni nimo gikuha... isip2x pud ug mag copy paste ka....

pagka puno nimug nonsense polo oi, klaro na kaayo kag pattern.

The only reason lahi ug itsura ang graph is because of Singapore and Brunei's data nga taas kaayo ug GDP per capita. kybaw palang ka mubasa ug graph we wouldnt even have this prolonged conversation. You're posts are tantamount to useless spam in this thread. Spare everyone else from reading it anymore intawn oi. Klaro kaayong way alam bah. IMF data...dili credible. lol. nya tagaan ug WB data nga graph, pareha ug trend, di gihapon credible.

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Philippines has lowest FDI percentage among Asean members | Inquirer Business

Kini unta maoy magpada rich sa country ... pero saon nangiwit lang gihapon ... mao ni epekto sa Close Economy ...

[Apollo24]

pagka puno nimug nonsense polo oi, klaro na kaayo kag pattern.

The only reason lahi ug itsura ang graph is because of Singapore and Brunei's data nga taas kaayo ug GDP per capita. kybaw palang ka mubasa ug graph we wouldnt even have this prolonged conversation. You're posts are tantamount to useless spam in this thread. Spare everyone else from reading it anymore intawn oi. Klaro kaayong way alam bah. IMF data...dili credible. lol. nya tagaan ug WB data nga graph, pareha ug trend, di gihapon credible.

Hehehe... butangan lang gane data from IMF mailad sad dayon ka... Dali ra kaayo pagbutang ana woi.... Pag analyze pud ug may time... Adto daw sa Site sa IMF naa ba na Graph ddto.. Tawn sad nimo woi.....

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Hehehe... butangan lang gane data from IMF mailad sad dayon ka... Dali ra kaayo pagbutang ana woi.... Pag analyze pud ug may time... Adto daw sa Site sa IMF naa ba na Graph ddto.. Tawn sad nimo woi.....

unsa pay lusot nimu?

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Philippines has lowest FDI percentage among Asean members | Inquirer Business

Kini unta maoy magpada rich sa country ... pero saon nangiwit lang gihapon ... mao ni epekto sa Close Economy ...

mao sad ni rason Vietnam is going to surpass us. Because they are FDI competitive and were not as much. Unsa nalang lage kung ang Vietnam ma duol na sa atong level of English-proficiency.