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    #4461
    Di ba nakatulong ang Kpop sa SK?

    Sorry kung mababaw hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetlucious View Post
    Di ba nakatulong ang Kpop sa SK?

    Sorry kung mababaw hahaha
    hehe

    seriously malaki contribution ng kpop sa SK economy

    di lang from direct music/broadcast sales, merch, concerts

    dahil sa kpop/kdrama, the world became interested in SK

    that translated to tourism numbers

    naging popular ang korean fashion, make-up, food etc

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    #4463
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    i was waiting for someone to point that out

    in the graph posted by Monseratto, the currencies of Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia depreciated least coz they all have trade surpluses

    Vietnam Balance of Trade - August 222 Data - 199-221 Historical

    Singapore Balance of Trade - August 222 Data - 1964-221 Historical

    Indonesia Balance of Trade - August 222 Data - 196-221 Historical

    but Japan and South Korea are export oriented economies they should have trade surpluses right?

    why did their currencies depreciate so much more?

    coz their trade balance flipped to deficit

    Japan Balance of Trade - August 222 Data - 1963-221 Historical - September Forecast

    South Korea Balance of Trade - August 222 Data - 1966-221 Historical


    unbelievable ba?

    the home of toyota and nissan and sony...

    the home of samsung and hyundai...

    they're running trade deficits
    so which is which..korean and japanese big brands relocated their manufacturing facilities outside their respective country more or the export of their home-manufactured products weakened before the world market?

    Sent from my SM-A520W using Tsikot Forums mobile app

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    #4464
    Quote Originally Posted by kisshmet View Post
    so which is which..korean and japanese big brands relocated their manufacturing facilities outside their respective country more or the export of their home-manufactured products weakened before the world market?

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    there's a simple explanation for their trade deficit

    both countries are dependent on energy imports

    TOKYO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Japan ran its biggest single-month trade deficit on record in August as imports surged on high energy costs and a slump in the yen, exposing the economy's vulnerability to external price pressures.
    September 23, 2022, 4:48 PM GMT+8

    South Korea is rushing to find ways to reduce expensive energy imports after surging fuel costs and a weakening won pushed the country’s trade deficit to a record.

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    #4466
    Umaasa si Bobo Marcos sa OFW dollars?

    At Home sa Abroad: How is the local economic crisis affecting OFWs?

    Households relying on overseas remittances may at first welcome a devalued peso. But income gains are quickly lost as prices of food and other goods also soar. Parents and breadwinners also have to deal with the new normal in face-to-face classes, as they adjust to new expenses to keep their children fed and in school.

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    #4467
    PH needs export $$$, OFW $$$, BPO $$$, tourism $$$, informal sector $$$ (freelance work online)

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    people keep making the argument walang kwenta ang $$$ padala ng OFWs kasi tumaas ang presyo ng bilihin so it cancels the benefit

    ang dollar earner ba hindi nasa better position compared to peso earners?

    ung pagtaas ng exchange rate absorbs the higher prices of goods and services

    ung $100 = P5,000 dati, ngayon P5,800

    that 800 pesos serves as a cushion to absorb higher prices

    ang peso earner ung P5,000 = P5,000 parin

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    #4468
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    the estimated 2021 filipino OFW remittance to the country is 31 billing dollars.
    it may be small, but hey! i'm not gonna thumb it down.

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    #4469
    31 billion $$$ is not small

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    #4470
    BPO industry pulled in $29.5B

    Export revenues of the information technology and business process management grew 10.6 percent in 2021 to $29.49 billion from $26.6 billion in 2020 as many companies adapted to remote working set-up, an industry group said Wednesday.

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