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September 20th, 2012 06:34 PM #13
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September 20th, 2012 07:08 PM #14
ang problema e walang 40% ang pinoy, sa china meron kahit 100% kaya nila maipasok lang ang technology. dami mga factories na hindi matuloy sa pinas kasi walang mahanap na ka-JV yung mga foreign businesses. kahit nga mga foreign funded na grants na government projects nakabinbin kasi walang counterpart funds ang gobyerno.
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September 20th, 2012 07:48 PM #15
In general, pwede mag invest 100% foreign ownership so long as they fullfill certain criterias. Examples would be:
1. Industries/sectors not vital to national security
Primary example dito telecommunications. Bawal ang more than 40% foreign ownership sa telecoms. Kaya nga inuusisa ang PLDT ngayon.
2. 100% of products produce would be exported overseas
3. Kelangan ang paid up capital is more than $200,000.
4. Of course, bawal mag retail ang mga foreigners.... Like yung sa mga 168 malls, bawal yan dahil may ari talaga chinese nationals pero may mga Pinoy fronts sila.....
5. Bawal ang 100% sa Mining industry.....
Meron pang ibang criteria but i could not remember the rest.. pinag aralan ko ito dahil we were supposed to partner with a foreign group pero di natuloy dahil sa management issues... Nasa Foreign Investment Act of 1991 ito....
yung Hanjin shipbuilding sa Subic ang laki laki ng investment nila kaya more than 90% korean owned ito...
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September 21st, 2012 12:40 PM #18SIMPLE TEST: Fix your Floods and Lower Electric Prices.
Kaya ba ng Pilipinas?
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September 21st, 2012 12:46 PM #19
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September 21st, 2012 12:48 PM #20
Kaso kahit gusto ng nasa itaas, yung mga kumag na nasa baba like sa LGU, pasakit na..laging may delay a ganito sa ganyan..ang daming eepal
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