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  1. #10081

    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    Your talking about Gross Domestic Product and nothing else right? If that so, then there is no evident connection between employment rate and the GDP fluctuations. In fact, other rich countries can create nearly half a million jobs in just 1-Quarter but their GDP, per se, didn't move a bar. How do you explain that?

    By the way, your ig.agaw, a single individual does not cover the whole US economy bugging down, unless of course if your ig.agaw is Trump or El Chapo.
    Yes GDP, And where is the other country able to make .5M jobs in 1Q? Do want me to dig in somebody head for proof?where ever did you get that news and did not know why, then show details here.

    Employment status will always affect GDP, employment has multiple parts in Federal Banks decision. A person objecting these must be absent during his economics class subject.

    FYI the last US Fed rate hike last Dec 2015 was based on high employment and high GDP, unemployment was at 4.4%, and the housing bubble was about to burst during that time, now they are struggling.

    The Trump issue you brought and trying to accuse him is an outburst of your true color as incompetent smart ass.
    Last edited by 21guns; 09-27-2016 at 01:40 PM.

  2. #10082
    The peso weakened because new peso bills are fabricated, produced and injected to our economy, thus dilluting the old value of peso.

  3. #10083
    Quote Originally Posted by RayGunz View Post
    The peso weakened because new peso bills are fabricated, produced and injected to our economy, thus dilluting the old value of peso.
    A very right word from a person who really knows how economic policies are being run today. sakto gyud ka sir.

  4. #10084
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    Boss ako ig agaw who migrate to SG and then Migrate to US wants to go back to SG now,,iya work sa SG Engr pag abot sa US ultimo nalang na work.
    nyahaha naa sad ko relatives sa US and to compare ako life diri vs US k dri lng ko SG nyahaha, why? k base sa akong info mejo paet ang kinabuhe sa US vs SG, IMO

    imo agaw boss learned it the hard way nyahaha pero cge lng at least naa cya na learn

  5. #10085
    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    Aside from SG which is highly engulfed with Peranakans and also a country with a strong Tax Treaty with the Americanos, what other 1st world country that are independent from any US intervention - political and economical, helped you open your eyes? Coz afaic, each one of them greatly depended on the US economy

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    ang SG naa ally sa US but dli cla dependent on US economy alone, naa pud cla china, EU and etc.... unlike sa pinas nga mostly US dependent and what if all of a sudden mo kalas ang US? so ang pinas asa dagan?

    and my decision on goin with china is based on the context nga rebuilding stage ang pinas krn and ang mindanao will not join the govt if naa pay US presence/influence sa govt.... si PRD will have to make a stand IMO and choose to a) keep US and lose mindanao or b) stay away from US and unite LuzViMin and rebuild pinas as a strong independent country... so in the process naa jud na mga negative outcomes and i trust PRD's govt that its a calculated risk and it is accounted for

  6. #10086
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post

    FYI the last US Fed rate hike last Dec 2015 was based on high employment and high GDP, unemployment was at 4.4%, and the housing bubble was about to burst during that time, now they are struggling.
    That alone makes the situation of your ig.agaw pointless to benchmark the whole US 'recession'. Recession when an expected rate hike of only .04% in 2017 and so on is not an indicator of an economic shock. Also, gdp:employement ratio has no direct equation, it was all in Okun's Law. Nice reading CNBC tho.

    http://www.pc.gov.au/research/suppor...ang/zhang1.pdf

    http://www.pc.gov.au/research/suppor...ng2/zhang2.pdf

    There was no ill-intention of my last line regarding Trump or El Chapo. I apologize if you took that personally.

    I would gladly take my peaceful stride with the US over China.

  7. #10087
    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    That alone makes the situation of your ig.agaw pointless to benchmark the whole US 'recession'. Recession when an expected rate hike of only .04% in 2017 and so on is not an indicator of an economic shock. Also, gdp:employement ratio has no direct equation, it was all in Okun's Law. Nice reading CNBC tho.

    http://www.pc.gov.au/research/suppor...ang/zhang1.pdf

    http://www.pc.gov.au/research/suppor...ng2/zhang2.pdf

    There was no ill-intention of my last line regarding Trump or El Chapo. I apologize if you took that personally.

    I would gladly take my peaceful stride with the US over China.
    Thanks for the link, that alone tells you and I are looking at two different economy. To be specific you are looking at 1980 - 2005 data in AU study of low labor cost, GDP and employment. While I am looking at the data of worlds greatest economy the US, particularly talking about a later data of year 2015, where in after 10 years US Fed give a rate hike based on good employment and GDP data. Dec2015 they have already plan to role out 3 more rate hike for 2016, but none of it happen. That's because unemployment average data is high, growth is slow, so that makes a connection. I pointed this out because Ph is to fanatic and dependent to the US economy which is not good. Proof of these is the SG gamatitoy kaayo na country pero wala totally mag salig sa US policies.
    Last edited by 21guns; 09-27-2016 at 03:25 PM.

  8. #10088
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    Thanks for the link, that alone tells you and I are looking at two different economy. To be specific you are looking at 1996 - 2005 data in AU study of low labor cost, GDP and employment. While I am looking at the data of worlds greatest economy the US, particularly talking about a later data of year 2015, where in after 10 years US Fed give a rate hike based on good employment and GDP data. Dec2015 they have already plan to role out 3 more rate hike for 2016, but none of it happen. That's because unemployment average data is high, growth is slow, so that makes a connection. I pointed this out because Ph is to fanatic and dependent to the US economy which is not good. Proof of these is the SG gamatitoy kaayo na country pero wala totally mag salig sa US policies.
    The research paper has its own concluding remarks and the purpose of that study was to oppose something out of the conventional economics. It was never intended to refute the US economy wherein, obviously, everybody knows the recession was almost a bluff on a personal level. We are looking clearly in one perspective here and that is gdp = variable, that is also widely affected by many other factors not just employment rate. It is too one sided if the only thing causing a country's gdp to fluctuate is employment ratio.

    SG have their Tax Treaty with the US and that is a very strong act of COMMERCE.
    Last edited by brownie; 09-27-2016 at 03:34 PM.

  9. #10089
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    A very right word from a person who really knows how economic policies are being run today. sakto gyud ka sir.
    If so, we should feel this through inflation. But inflation has remained stable, rendering this reasoning as moot.

  10. #10090
    Quote Originally Posted by RayGunz View Post
    The peso weakened because new peso bills are fabricated, produced and injected to our economy, thus dilluting the old value of peso.
    So dili diay tinuod nga nag-pull out ang mga investors tungod sa mga policies ug statements ni Duterte nga tunay na pabago-bago?

    Kun dili tinuod, nganong kinahanglan man i-URGE sa BSP ang mga investors para dili mag-pull out sa ilang mga investments?

    BSP to Duterte-spooked investors: Economy more fun in the country

    Despite external volatilities as well as sociopolitical risks on the domestic front, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Amando M. Tetangco Jr. urged investors not to waver...

    src: BSP to Duterte-spooked investors: Economy more fun in the country | Inquirer Business
    Last edited by yanong_banikanhon; 09-27-2016 at 03:35 PM.

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