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    #81
    kung maaga inadvice may pagkakataon manabotahe mga empleyado

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    #82
    bakit hindi ba maibaba ng gobyerno ang presyo ng kuryente? 20 years ng pinag-uusapan yan na tayo ang pinakamahal sa Asya

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    #83
    Quote Originally Posted by Athrunzala View Post
    bakit hindi ba maibaba ng gobyerno ang presyo ng kuryente? 20 years ng pinag-uusapan yan na tayo ang pinakamahal sa Asya
    I can't blame the government for this...

    Saan naman manggagaling murang kuryente?

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    #84
    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    I can't blame the government for this...

    Saan naman manggagaling murang kuryente?
    maybe the power generating companies is to blame... or the company that distributes, meralco.

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    #85
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ay juice ko ilan dekada na yan "all we need is govt support"


    wanna bet by 2030 wala pa magiging Proton-equivalent ang Pinas?
    if government will not support,
    ayokong makipag-pustahan.
    siguradong may talo sa ating dalawa.

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    #86
    Quote Originally Posted by thearsenal1205 View Post
    maybe the power generating companies is to blame... or the company that distributes, meralco.
    i wonder,
    are we still paying for the gargantuan napocor debt it incurred some 20 or so years ago?

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    kung maaga inadvice may pagkakataon manabotahe mga empleyado
    the is probably why it was kept secret...

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    #87
    Too late the hero... like 20 years too late. Nalibing na yung kabayo.

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...71mBAo_FoppojI

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    #88
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Too late the hero... like 20 years too late. Nalibing na yung kabayo.

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...71mBAo_FoppojI
    Sayang...puro kasi tax nsa program ng gobyerno eh.. kulang support sa local.. kahit government mismo.. hindi bumibili ng local eh.. gusto import

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    #89
    ang magagawa lang ng gobyerno para ituloy ng plantang yan sa pag manufacture -- bilhin ng gobyerno lahat ng production

    lahat ng service vehicle ng gobyerno Honda city and brv hehe

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    #90
    Di talaga magiging mabenta yan. Ayaw ba naman gawin pang taxi eh

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    #91
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ang magagawa lang ng gobyerno para ituloy ng plantang yan sa pag manufacture -- bilhin ng gobyerno lahat ng production

    lahat ng service vehicle ng gobyerno Honda city and brv hehe
    Bilin na lang ng PNP at gawing patrol cars ang Honda City at BRV.

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    #92
    ^^

    yun na nga

    pati pang service ng govt official

    lahat ng gov't agency

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    short of that hindi mapipigil ng gobyerno ang pag sara ng planta

    tax incentive?

    kahit anong incentive pa yan it's too late

    tapos years later i-bring up ng ibang admin dehado daw ang gobyerno

    tatanggalin ng gobyerno ang mga incentive

    haha

    huwag na

    nevermind

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    #93
    Tama yan huwag na, dapat mag alisan na lahat ng manufacturing dito.


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    #94
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ang magagawa lang ng gobyerno para ituloy ng plantang yan sa pag manufacture -- bilhin ng gobyerno lahat ng production

    lahat ng service vehicle ng gobyerno Honda city and brv hehe
    Honda lang ba may local plant? Pwede naman export eh.. kaso walang kita dyan.. sa import meron

    Mukhang nabulaga lang mga economic managers.. matagal na nag aalisan mga big companies pero walang response sa government.. intel, goodyear, colgate, .. pinalit nila mga BPO na may umaalis na din at ang uso ngayon na POGO

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    #95
    ^^

    yun nga tanong ko na walang sumagot

    kung ang output ng Honda plant na yan for domestic market lang ba o meron excess production for export

    pero malamang for domestic lang kasi konte lang output ng planta

    the plant could definitely make more cars (malamang it's operating well below capacity) but what are they gonna do with the excess production?

    di naman nila ine-export or ma-export

    maybe coz the cost is so high pag dating sa ibang bansa sobra taas na ang magiging showroom price

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    #96
    ang thailand sobra ang production for domestic market

    mura cost kaya kahit i-export pag dating sa showroom ng ibang bansa mura parin

    yan ang di kaya ng pinas

    taas ng operating cost dito

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    #97
    Let's also see the macroeconomic level. I personally think that we are now experiencing a global recession, similar to what we have experienced in 2008 market crash (housing bubble, whatever you call it). Actually high school student palang ako noong 2008 so hindi ko masyado ramdam ang recession. So what does this mean? The economy will slow down. As a result, more people tend to spend less during this period. Many companies layoff manpower in some countries; Citigroup, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Ford, Oracle, GM.

    Just an analogy, are you going to cook two tons of banana-queue if you forecast there are only ten buyers? From the business perspective, no one will care if you have the best banana-queue in town if people are trying to spend less and save money.

    What is the government doing to counter the effects of recession? They cut rates to simulate the economy. Quantitative easing. Have you hear the news the the Federal Reserve (U.S) injects money into the system? Here in the Philippines, the Banko Sentral cat rates again just early this year.

    So, yeah... economic slow down. Government trying to simulate the economy. It happens. It's normal. Good luck to all of us.

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    #98
    what if honda didn't spend the $$$ to retool the factory for brv production. it was easy to see back then that the brv would NEVER be a volume seller...

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    #99
    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    what if honda didn't spend the $$$ to retool the factory for brv production. it was easy to see back then that the brv would NEVER be a volume seller...
    BR-V is Honda Ph's 2019 #2 best seller...

    If a factory that produces #1 and #2 local top sellers can't even run at 80% capacity, then it would be cheaper to just close that factory.

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    #100
    Quote Originally Posted by xxxlam View Post
    Let's also see the macroeconomic level. I personally think that we are now experiencing a global recession, similar to what we have experienced in 2008 market crash (housing bubble, whatever you call it). Actually high school student palang ako noong 2008 so hindi ko masyado ramdam ang recession. So what does this mean? The economy will slow down. As a result, more people tend to spend less during this period. Many companies layoff manpower in some countries; Citigroup, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Ford, Oracle, GM.

    Just an analogy, are you going to cook two tons of banana-queue if you forecast there are only ten buyers? From the business perspective, no one will care if you have the best banana-queue in town if people are trying to spend less and save money.

    What is the government doing to counter the effects of recession? They cut rates to simulate the economy. Quantitative easing. Have you hear the news the the Federal Reserve (U.S) injects money into the system? Here in the Philippines, the Banko Sentral cat rates again just early this year.

    So, yeah... economic slow down. Government trying to simulate the economy. It happens. It's normal. Good luck to all of us.

    Yes global demand is weak

    just look at global auto sales data

    even before the US-China trade war meron na signs of global economic slowdown

    the trade war made it worse

    the Fed had to reverse course (from tightening to easing) they ended QT and cut rates and even acted as the pawnshop of last resort (repo -- "not QE")

    --

    there's no central bank in the world on tightening mode... everybody's easing

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    And all that before this coronavirus outbreak

    now imagine what happens to the global economy during the outbreak

    China is shut down

    other countries could follow

    global trade slows down bigtime

    Travel (tourism)... everything... all economic activity slows down

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