Why Philippines was overtaken by the Koreans? you know why this why..

[amingb]

dats right brod. we need to have a "sustainable industries" our goverment should invest on it.

To have such sustainable industries we need Capital unya kinsa ramay mga Capitalista sa Pinas unya almost mga bigtime businesses owned by pinoys are in Realty .. another thing is mga pinoy hina ug invention hina sa research and development naa man pero dili jud nimo ma compare to them ..

The best way to have a capital inflow in the Country for such sustainable industries is to ammend the Constitution by allowing 100% foreign ownership.

[AmorsoloX]

To have such sustainable industries we need Capital unya kinsa ramay mga Capitalista sa Pinas unya almost mga bigtime businesses owned by pinoys are in Realty .. another thing is mga pinoy hina ug invention hina sa research and development naa man pero dili jud nimo ma compare to them ..

The best way to have a capital inflow in the Country for such sustainable industries is to ammend the Constitution by allowing 100% foreign ownership.

nindut man tana ni ang 100% foreign ownership.. obviously, this would create lots of jobs..

but i wonder if ang mga filipinoes mka compete ba jud kaha sa mga industries.. murag maglisud jud maghimo filipino-owned large businesses.. daghan businessmen ma lugi ani...

[cool_guy]

he really has the point

[raski]

nindut man tana ni ang 100% foreign ownership.. obviously, this would create lots of jobs..

but i wonder if ang mga filipinoes mka compete ba jud kaha sa mga industries.. murag maglisud jud maghimo filipino-owned large businesses.. daghan businessmen ma lugi ani...

I really think the question of whether or not filipino-owned businesses can survive foreign competition locally is irrelevant given our globalized economy. If they are not investing here, they are investing somewhere else and those companies will still be competing with our local businesses anyway.

There are huge advantages to allowing foreign firms to invest here. Most foreign firms pay the right tax, for example, the real estate tax because they do not want or are not accustomed to or are simply not allowed to give grease money. As such, this will contribute to the professionalization (choke guffaw) of the BIR and Customs.

Local businessmen on the other hand are accustomed to corruption and actively collude with the BIR and Customs. This results in lower tax revenues for the government but also serves as an unfair advantage against foreign firms.

So here's the dilemma: if we were to allow 100% foreign ownership, will it really matter or even make a real difference? That presumes that foreign companies are going to want to come here and deal with our corruption, inefficiency and lack of infrastructure. Question here is: why would they invest here instead of in China or India where everything is fast-tracked for them and there is not the amount of red tape that we have here? The answer is pretty simple...

[amingb]

nindut man tana ni ang 100% foreign ownership.. obviously, this would create lots of jobs..

but i wonder if ang mga filipinoes mka compete ba jud kaha sa mga industries.. murag maglisud jud maghimo filipino-owned large businesses.. daghan businessmen ma lugi ani...

Mao na gi ingon nga its time for our Industries to enhance sa ilaha facilities maka produce sila ug product na maka compete sa mga dayohan. Anyway its a matter of policies raman like sa others countries ning allow ug 100% is limited only to some part of the Industies ..

[amingb]

I really think the question of whether or not filipino-owned businesses can survive foreign competition locally is irrelevant given our globalized economy. If they are not investing here, they are investing somewhere else and those companies will still be competing with our local businesses anyway.

There are huge advantages to allowing foreign firms to invest here. Most foreign firms pay the right tax, for example, the real estate tax because they do not want or are not accustomed to or are simply not allowed to give grease money. As such, this will contribute to the professionalization (choke guffaw) of the BIR and Customs.

Local businessmen on the other hand are accustomed to corruption and actively collude with the BIR and Customs. This results in lower tax revenues for the government but also serves as an unfair advantage against foreign firms.

So here's the dilemma: if we were to allow 100% foreign ownership, will it really matter or even make a real difference? That presumes that foreign companies are going to want to come here and deal with our corruption, inefficiency and lack of infrastructure. Question here is: why would they invest here instead of in China or India where everything is fast-tracked for them and there is not the amount of red tape that we have here? The answer is pretty simple...

Kining Red Tape mawala raman na if and only we will change the system. If i were a foreign investor dili ko diri sa pinas as what u said na lack of infrastructure, inefficiency in government service, red tape. etc.

[AmorsoloX]

Kining Red Tape mawala raman na if and only we will change the system. If i were a foreign investor dili ko diri sa pinas as what u said na lack of infrastructure, inefficiency in government service, red tape. etc.

agree.. hassle jud.. daghan pud kaau mangau "lubricants"

[nItO/pIrEnA]

compulsory military service!

and maybe we should use alibata again...hangul is a source of national pride for koreans kkkk

[NARRA]

kugihan ang mga koreans.

[sgrnim]

please lets work together and obey the law para mo asinso ta...