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  1. #10111

    Quote Originally Posted by Theko View Post
    Dako ug influence ang Japan, China, US, SG, Korea. Dili ra US. EU pud gani dako ug influence.
    mao ba boss? feel lagi nko mas dako ang US ug influence sa pinas economy... basin sipyat ko ani nyahaha

    or basin mao ni ako impression k tungod sa mga BPO/Company nga mostly US nga nag give jobs sa pinoy

  2. #10112
    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    Actually, we already benefited a lot in this regard and probably more so if we stayed under the American's wings rather than being a pet to China. Chinese do not value our existence maski chinito pa ka. The government may be able to handle the pressure but the people itself may not specially their locals so ang ending ani dili gihapon makatabang. My POV in this matter.

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    Wala may nalayo. Ikaw ra man. Ni balik bitaw ko sa imong ig.agaw abot na pud ka ug hike. Unya masuko ra ba dayun ug masakpan. I already gave you a full research paper recognized by a govt of a 1st world country about gdp is not always equal to employment rate.

    We all have been to another country at some point in our lives dba? You should know when you actually set foot.
    Ang rate hike connection to sa employment, ang Old data nimo sa AU and policies unsa may connection ana sa US economy and SG economy ba? Mga lahi man sad ng ilang policies usa pa year 2005 pato na data and policies. Tan aw mo ako ni layo or ikaw? lol

  3. #10113
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    bai mangayo kog help basin nalibat lang gyud ko asa diha sa data ang figure sa BPO and OFW stats trade US to PH. Import ug export ra ang ako ma kita gyud.
    You missed my point. Ako ra g.ingun is sayup imong assumption na naay overreliance sa US ang Philippines.

    Ikaw nag bring up anang BPO ug OFW remittance na US based, naa kay data ana?

  4. #10114
    Quote Originally Posted by RayGunz View Post
    The peso is bound to fluctuate against other currencies, if my memory serves me correctly there was a time niabot ang $1 ug Php 56....... and that is without the acid tounge of Duterte.
    Natural, kadtong nangaging fluctuations nga nahitabo sa wala pa si Duterte, dili gyud si Duterte ang hinungdan adto.
    Pero usa ka dakong sayup sa logic kun moingon ka nga kay dili man si Duterte ang hinungdan sa mga past fluctuations, imposible pud nga si Duterte ang hinungdan sa peso fluctuation KARON.

    Bisan unsaon pa'g bali-bali, klaro kaayo ang pahayag sa mga analysts. Nakaapan lang kay daghan sa atoa diri nga imbis mogamit sa logic, mas nipili man hinuon sa fanaticism, ingon nga giya sa pagtimbang2x unsay tinuod.

    Philippine Peso Slides to 2009 Low as Duterte Unnerves Investors

    The Philippine peso sank to a seven-year low as investors remained concerned about the policies of President Rodrigo Duterte...

    Global funds sold Philippine stocks for a 22nd straight day amid nervousness about the fallout from Duterte’s anti-drug war and his outbursts against the U.S. and the United Nations. Philippine central bank Governor Amando Tetangco last week sought to soothe investors last week spooked by Duterte’s rhetoric.

    The peso’s decline is “mainly due to politics with the Philippine president’s ongoing war on drug dealers and his intent to seem to alienate all of their major trading partners,” said Jeffrey Halley, a market strategist at Oanda Asia Pacific Pte in Singapore.


    src:
    http://finance.yahoo.com/news/philip...031523145.html
    Last edited by yanong_banikanhon; 09-27-2016 at 04:31 PM.

  5. #10115
    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    Actually, we already benefited a lot in this regard and probably more so if we stayed under the American's wings rather than being a pet to China. Chinese do not value our existence maski chinito pa ka. The government may be able to handle the pressure but the people itself may not specially their locals so ang ending ani dili gihapon makatabang. My POV in this matter.

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    bitaw boss agree ko on this on some point, pero ang pag stay away sa US ang ako nakita nga pa.agi para ma rebuild ang pinas...naa jud ni mga consequence ang pag go with china and i know and trust that PRD is aware of the risk..... maybe the advantages outweighs the disadvantages on goin with china

  6. #10116
    Quote Originally Posted by ©harlie M© View Post
    mao ba boss? feel lagi nko mas dako ang US ug influence sa pinas economy... basin sipyat ko ani nyahaha

    or basin mao ni ako impression k tungod sa mga BPO/Company nga mostly US nga nag give jobs sa pinoy
    Kung big data ang hisgutan boss kay lahi ra ang na.feel sa isa ka individual ug ang actual data. Medyo subjective ang individual so ang dapat tan-awn kay ang data jud.

  7. #10117
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    Ang rate hike connection to sa employment, ang Old data nimo sa AU and policies unsa may connection ana sa US economy and SG economy ba? Mga lahi man sad ng ilang policies usa pa year 2005 pato na data and policies. Tan aw mo ako ni layo or ikaw? lol
    Gahi-a gyud pasabton ui, ang purpose atong link nako is to debunk your idea of 'GDP is equal to unemploymentt' and now that it has been debunked you resort to this type of reaction. Your info clearly came from cnbc and it is as widespread as rappler, so its credibility is questionable. My God. Please put government data that supports your idea, from 2005 - 2016 influx of revenues, stocks, etc., and modulate a summary of it that will state the significant devaluation of goods and profit, domestically and internationally and its relationship with unemployment ratings. Please do enlighten me.

    PS: dont give me website links, cos I prefer a scanned pdf file like the ones I gave you.
    Last edited by brownie; 09-28-2016 at 07:20 AM.

  8. #10118
    Quote Originally Posted by Theko View Post
    Kung big data ang hisgutan boss kay lahi ra ang na.feel sa isa ka individual ug ang actual data. Medyo subjective ang individual so ang dapat tan-awn kay ang data jud.
    sorry boss if dli kaau ko maau aning economics nyahaha
    so boss ask lng ko, base sa data, ok or not ok, if mo kalas ta sa US in terms of trade and economy?

  9. #10119
    Quote Originally Posted by ©harlie M© View Post
    sorry boss if dli kaau ko maau aning economics nyahaha
    so boss ask lng ko, base sa data, ok or not ok, if mo kalas ta sa US in terms of trade and economy?
    Wa ko niingun na dapat mukalas ta. Again, ni react ko sa imo g.ingun na naa tay overreliance. Wala tay overreliance. Kung mawa ang US, naa ra gihapon ang Japan ug China as trade partners. Dako ang mawa, pero mabuhi ra ta. In terms of trading ni ha. Lahi pud na ang foreign policies other than trading.

  10. #10120
    Quote Originally Posted by ©harlie M© View Post
    ang backup ako nakita krn g buhat ni PRD is ang russia/china
    Kinahanglan diay nato balikason ang mga leader sa US, UN ug EU aron lang atong mahimong 'backup' ang Russia ug China?
    Last edited by yanong_banikanhon; 09-27-2016 at 04:40 PM.

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