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February 24th, 2016 02:09 PM #721Si Mar naman, o, nagmaang-maangan pa. Kala ko ba gradweyt ka ng Wharton? Saan kukunin pera? Sus, Eh di gaya ng ginagawa ng idol mong si PNOY na nabansagang "loan addict", utangin ang pera:
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Bagong loan ng Pilipinas sa World Bank na $450 Million, aprubado na
Inaprubahan ng World Bank ang bagong 450 million dollar o halos 21 billion pesos na loan ng Pilipinas na magdadagdag sa pondo ng Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program o 4Ps sa susunod na apat na taon.
Freedom from Debt Coalition tags PNoy as the biggest loan addict since 1986Filipino News, Latest News, Breaking News - | THE FILIPINO TIMESFreedom from Debt Coalition tags PNoy as the biggest loan addict since 1986
President Benigno Aquino III not only failed to curb the country’s poverty and debt burden, but also turned out to be the “biggest loan addict,” civic group Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC) claimed.
“He is a total failure in addressing the Philippines’ entrapment in a cycle of debt dependence,” FDC said in a statement on Friday, February 19, adding that Aquino had even eclipsed former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as the biggest borrower among Philippine leaders since 1986.
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February 24th, 2016 02:28 PM #722iba report ng inquirer, iba din report ng gma7. go here and click the view result Originally Posted by Flipo
sir nicky and bratpaq dito po galing sa philstar:
Roxas nanguna sa post-debate polls | Bansa, Pilipino Star Ngayon Sections, Pilipino Star Ngayon | philstar.com
at eto pa sa inquirer:
Roxas shines in 1st presidential debate―INQUIRER.net readers | Inquirer News
Parehong galing sa independent reputable newspaper at hindi sa known minions or rabid supporters.
Eleksyon2016 | Debates | GMA News Online
youll see, 2nd to kulelat si mar sa lahat ng stage.
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February 25th, 2016 01:48 PM #724Sorry, what? Originally Posted by leonleon
Taking an excerpt from one of my FB friends:
It's hard to get simple minds to understand macroeconomics, but I'm sure you're an intelligent man, yes?What is the FDC saying? Our debt indicators are at the best they've ever been since 1986.
The interest burden on the budget in 2015 (15%) has been the lowest since 1986 (20%), coming down from a peak in 2004 (33%). (Note that in 1976 this was only at 4%.) Outstanding public sector debt to GDP (which is all NG debt plus debt of 14 GOCCs plus LGUs plus Social Security Institutions) has gone down from 121% in 1986 to 56% in Sep 2015, coming down from 103% in 2004; and NG debt to GDP has gone down from 59% in 1986 to 45% in 2014, coming down from a peak of 74% in 2004. External debt as a percent of total outstanding national debt has gone down from a peak of 60% in 1983 to 33% in 2015.
If anything, the country's finally moving away from the debt trap after a decade of constant rehabilitation, not going into an "addiction".
The most direct metric of checking how deep in debt a country is, is its debt-to-GDP ratio. Think of it as the percentage of how much of your monthly income is spent paying for loans you owe (car loan, housing loan, personal loan, etc). If you earn 100k a month and spend 75k paying for loans, kinda not so good right? You're basically living paycheck to paycheck just to get by with your loans. You're also highly likely to miss out on payments if for example you had to spend on an emergency that totaled more than the 25k disposable income you have left.
That was our scenario as a nation a decade ago. Now, we're at 45%, which is quite healthy (even on an individual level, banks don't often let people loan when the total loan amount is over 40% of their income).
I don't normally post on this thread, but seeing that article ticks me off because it totally nullifies and even reverses the fiscal efforts of our government the past few years. In other words, yung tamang ginagawa nila, binaliktad pa at pinagmukhang kapalpakan na naman.
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February 25th, 2016 02:16 PM #725the description "simple mind" is actually a compliment to one who doesn't have...
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February 25th, 2016 02:19 PM #726Sorry for this mayroon lang talagang iilan na hindi makaappreciate ng magagandang gawa ng gobyerno natin. Well, si Pnoy naman palagi ang may kasalanan diba?
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February 26th, 2016 12:11 PM #728normal yan sa tao lalo na kung di nila ramdam ang pagbabago sa kanilang kabuhayan o kaya di sila satisfied sa government like what's now happening in DOTC. As citizen I agreed to jut posted yesterday. Originally Posted by KenGarcia
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February 26th, 2016 06:31 PM #730Actually kikita pa si MDS at lahat ng sasama kay Bongbong thru his enormous funds. Originally Posted by shadow
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No, but it was what sounded closest to Bill, bill. Ha ha ha!
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