no im not an economist, im pol sci graduate na puro econ ang subjects...technically hindi numerical ang approach namin sa econ but basically its impact...
economic policy and its impact sir ganun ang approach namin... kase you cant measure lang by numbers lang sir...
yes in one of our econ class naging topic ang hyperwage theory sir... so we have to at least gloss or read the book...we did had a debate on the theory though...
you can say the GDP increase or infaltion rate is down but at the micro level hindi yun ramdam... ganun ang approach namin sir.. hindi ako economist.. hahahaha.. and the theory lacks practicality...
lets say maging economic policy ng phils ang hyperwage so we have janitors earning 20-25k, (maganda pakingggan diba...) tanong ko lang sir dapat din natin pataasin ang sweldo ng mga amo nila diba? by how much sa tingin mo?
if a clerk earns 8K every month and a programmer earns at least 18k a month and we raise the minimum wage.. so the clerk will be earning 25k to 30k? how much should a programmer earns? 60k - 70k?
one of our comparative advantage with other state sir our low labour cost... in reality there will alot of factory that will have to close down becasue they will going to CHina and Vietnam or India na maslow ang labour cost...
so how will hyperwage solve the problem on unemployment?
hyperwage is only ideal if we own our resources and our businesses sir.. and at this time... hindi po yan applicable...




technically hindi numerical ang approach namin sa econ but basically its impact...
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?? US is a Hyperwage Country!