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December 12th, 2007 08:46 AM #12
Kasalanan ng kano kaya mababa yung dollar, hindi dahil kay pandak. Yung economy nila is poorly managed. Dahil sa sub-prime mortgage at yung impending credit card crises, napipilitan ibaba yung interest rate nila. Maraming baon sa utang doon. At mataas ang oil prices dahil malaki talaga ang demand. Malakas ang economies ng China at India kaya malakas din ang gamit ng energy.
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December 12th, 2007 05:09 PM #13
Salamat sa lahat nang ambag ninyo.
Bakit kaya tumaas ang inflation rate? pero ang daming pera naman sa malakanyang?
Ay oo nga sir, sinabi mo pa. maigi nga siguro kung naging 50th states siguro tayo nang America. Hindi na kami nagkakaproblema sa POEA at sa visa application.
Siguro hindi ang pulitiko ang nagpapadala nang OFW sa abroad..talagang ang tao ang naghahanap para makaalis sa ating bansa para sa kanilang familya dahil wala namang sapat na trabaho dyan sa atin.
Sir, salamat sa tips, pero yun naman ang pangunahing bilihin at pangangailangan. pagkain. damit, gasolina at iba pa.
Pero ang electronics ay pang mayaman lang lalo pa kung branded dahil ang mahihirap ay nagkakasya na sa second hand electronics or jafakes at mga pirated.
Sa aking pananaw hindi sguro kasalanan nang kano. Ito ay kasalanan nang namumuno sa ating bansa.
Maigi nga sigurong magkaroon na nang Snap Election upang matigilan na ang pagmamalabis at pagpapayaman nang naka upo sa ngayon dahil patapos na ang kanilang termino sa English kumbaga eh closing time nya na so naghahapit na kung paano sya kumita nang mas malaki at hindi na isinaalang alang ang mga mahihirap.
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December 12th, 2007 05:33 PM #14
nung panahon ni ex-pres erap, ang mga may biggest gains ay ang mga nagttrabaho sa ibang bansa dahil tumaas ang dollar, ngayon naman sa panahon ni pres gma, mga negosyante naman dito sa pilipinas ang nakakaramdam ng pag-unlad
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December 13th, 2007 06:25 AM #15i'm just saying sir sea piper to be on the lookout for opportunities. for every misfortune kasi there is an equal fortune, ika when a door closes another one opens.
let's say given na na andyan kayo. and your hard-earned dollars are losing its value, ano ang maiisip mo to arrest this problem. crying out or wishing 'em politicians out will not do any good. so what's the next productive move for you?
yun lang naman ang nakikita ko ...
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now kasi ang sinasabi nyo naman na mas okey sa panahon ni Erap. eh di para you're wishing na sana bumagsak pa sana lalo ang Pilipinas, para maging $1 = P100 which is exactly what almost happened if he was not removed from office.
given this. the only way for you to make the most out of your dollars is for the Philippines to go down. yan ang cold truth nyan. the more the Philippines prosper, the more you lose.
there's no way that prices of basic necessities will ever go down.
if a country is in the brink of bankruptcy, prices go up.
if a country is developing or improving, prices also go up kasi nga tumataas ang buying power eh.
however, there is a way to arrest these prices going up thing. bring more competition. use your dollar$ and instruct your loved ones to open more businesses here or invest on businesses here. be a venture capitalist. mag-group kayo together dyan. start a corporation of venture capitalists.
a competition is the only successful and the fastest means to bring prices down.
yun lang talaga ma-i-suggest ko bec. the way I see it, hindi lang si GMA ang nagbibigay sa inyo ng problema. mga kapwa OFW nyo din lalo na baguhan. the more OFWs seeking jobs abroad, the more OFWs sending dollars here.
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December 13th, 2007 06:37 AM #16i-share ko lang sayo ang mind ng isang negosyante. if he sees say a group of OFW loved ones na nag-improve ang buhay from virtually nil dati na may konti pera na ngaun.
ano gagawin ng negosyante, lalo nya itataas ang presyo kasi may buying power yun mga mahal nyo sa buhay as a group. and with the Philippines experiencing an influx of dollars nationwide, talaga i-take advantage ng capitalists yan. the govt. hands are tied kasi pag pinakialaman nila yan, then that means nakikialam sila sa free market forces. then we dont have a democratic govt. and pag ito nakita ng international community na nakikialam ang gobyerno, guess the next steps ...
so better brace yourselves na talaga. the Philippines is on the go right now. talagang hindi pa makikita sa ngaun, but it's there. I can feel it.
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December 13th, 2007 07:08 AM #17
Kung si Erap ang nakaupo at mataas ang dollars imagine nyo na lang kung magkano ang presyo ng gasolina ngayon. Imagine nyo pa ang epekto nito sa basic needs na binibili ng mga Pilipino.
Mas maunlad ba kamo kay Erap? :D
Btw, wag magpapaniwala na dahil sa dollar influx ng OFWs lumalakas ang piso. The US $ is really weak period.
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December 13th, 2007 10:41 AM #18yes, the dollar is really weak, that's the bottom line. wishing the peso to be weak compared to the dollar is quite selfish IMHO. that would work well for the ofws but not for the majority. however, one has to wonder why the effects of the strong peso are not felt immediately when effects of a weak peso are felt instantaneously. when world oil prices go up, philippine gas prices go up immediately. when they go down, (like now) the prices hardly go down. we may whine all we want but some other places have it equally bad or even worse. One liter of petrol in korea is around 90 pesos (have to check that though). their economy is stable and commodities over there cost a fortune when compared to ours.
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December 13th, 2007 06:33 PM #19malaki talaga ang tulong OFW dollar influx. we can't deny that. sa pagkakataon ito talagang paskung pasko ang mga importers.
sa philmug lang eh, ang dami entrepreneurs nagpapadala ng Iphone thru Johnny cargo. tax free pa yan ha
laki tubo nila grabe. they can ship more Iphones more kasi 41 ba naman palitan. may oversupply tayo ng dollars talaga.
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December 13th, 2007 07:44 PM #20
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