
Originally Posted by
vipvip68
Sige mog pang hambog nga despite PGMA's corruption.. ni maayo atong economy under her administration....
Mao ni siya ang primary driving force being the chief economic adviser ni Arroyo and supposed to be Gibo's economic adviser as well.. pero he's now siding with Noynoy...
read again his reason why:
As an economist, I have been rigorously studying the differential impacts of the varying potential outcomes of the 2010 national elections. I have come to the preliminary conclusion that a new mandate under an Aquino presidency would have the highest statistical probability of triggering a significant increase in the investment rate from the current 15% while the domestic savings available to fund it stands at 30%. The public sector can only do so up to 4% of GDP.. I estimate that an Aquino presidency would increase it instantly by 8% of GDP or almost P642bn incremental private investments in the first eighteen months. This would create an additional 642,000 jobs on top of the organic capacity of the economy for jobs creation.
I don't know where your source is for this, but the biggest question that is left unanswered here is what is there in the Aquino presidency that is assumed to make the economy better compared to that of the other candidates. The rest are just numbers that do not mean anything because they are just assumptions. Highest statistical probability? What is assumed there? I've read lots of business and economic news, and this one really leaves out what is essential but puts a whole lot of unnecessary data instead. From Noynoy and Mar's platform: From a government that merely conjures economic growth statistics that our people know to be unreal... to a government that prioritizes jobs that empower the people and provide them with opportunities to rise above poverty. I guess this guy is the one who conjures economic growth statistics that people know to be unreal?