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October 24th, 2008 05:14 PM #51
And causing traffic while they clog the "kanto" waiting for passengers.
A wasteful cycle fo all.
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October 24th, 2008 05:34 PM #52
Kaya bagsak ang ekonomiya dahil mahal ang gas at langis ng mga oil companies..dahil sa kanila.....
...mahal ang pamasahe...
...kasi mahal ang krudo...
...mahal ang delivery...
...kaya mahal lahat ng commodity...
dahil sa mahal lahat dahil sa mahal na langis sa bansa...
...bagsak ang real wage ng tao...
...hindi naman puedeng itaas ang nominal wage...
...kasi it will fuel inflation....
...lalo ng magmamahal lahat...
...mahina ang purchasing power...
...Kaya tandaan...
...Consumption-led ang GNI or GDP growth ng pinas...
...kaya kahit anong manipulation ng data ng gobyerno natin sa growth rate sumama ang ekonomiya dahil sa pagtaas ng costs ng lahat dahil sa high oil prices...
ngayon..
...kung ibaba ang presyo ng langis...
...ayon sa computation ng NEDA...
...Diyos ko mahabagin....
...panigurado..
....napakaraming sasaya...
...at indi yung oil companies lang at mga kaibigan nilang "cold blooded profit oriented capitalists na may pagka Social Evolutionist (i.e. Darwinian) at Charles Darwin fans"
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October 24th, 2008 05:51 PM #53
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October 24th, 2008 06:31 PM #54You're quite out of line bro.. It's not right to brand and judge those who feel strongly against these oil companies as being lifeless and ...
They may not always be right but so are the others here. The thing is, they are advocating something which I myself find to be worth pursuing. They didn't go here to challenge people to a debate and a fistfight.
Marginal profit? Yeah right tell that to the marines!
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October 24th, 2008 06:38 PM #55Ideally, yes they should be thinking beyond their usual street actions but this is better said than done. We can't even discipline these PUV drivers on the streets- how much more on forcing them to adhere to a scheme such as this?
Mga bus drivers nga sa Edsa nagkakarerahan pa rin kahit na may nangyari ng aksidente. The point is, it is the right of these PUVs drivers and operators to cry out their disdain for these oil companies but they should also see to it that they find other innovative ways to address this issue.
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October 24th, 2008 09:46 PM #56
Agree here.
Anyway,
in the news transport group just staged a rally against the oil companies for not lowering their gas prices..
I hope more will come to pressure the government if not the oil companies to lower down their prices...
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Roll back!Rollback!
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October 24th, 2008 09:51 PM #57
Ideally, shouldn't there be a significant delay between the rise of refined products and the price of crude oil? Since there's still the inventory bought at a lower price. So there should be a delay in price lowering, also -that's understood.
But the real trend with local prices is that the increase in the petroleum products coincide with the world crude oil price. Ano yun? Biglang nagmahal yung value nung inventory nila na nakuha nila na mas mura?
Kind of wrong, isn't it?
Then again, FVR left the government toothless against this.
By the way, Royal Dutch Shell posted record high profits during this time of financial crisis. I hope they do some CSR for the world and stop this state of artificial shortage.
And this is why few have the will to do actions to upset the status quo. Because we did not develop our own industries - that we became so reliant on others - means that this country is ever at a choke hold by oppressive foreign forces.
Quite a sad fact, really.
Now imagine, if the Filipino people did dare. I wonder.
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October 24th, 2008 10:58 PM #58
talaga naman real and not the nominal ang batayan di ba?
as ive said, oo gaganda talaga economy kung bumaba ang cost of fuel pero kung hindi nga kaya ng oil companies... hindi talaga papayag yan. yung mga small players di ba konte lang binaba nila? 2 pesos max... wala na marketing and high maintenance of gas stations yun.
yung mga computations niyan malamang hindi consider variables that will come into play like current at hand crude oil price when they got it months ago. assumptive lang ng NEDA IF they are computed at $70 per barrel... paano yung totoong cost?
di ba petron gawang pinoy? ano nangayari???
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October 24th, 2008 11:28 PM #59
again again again...
This time, i use CELLPHONE as example
PRICE HIKE:
Nagbebenta ka ng cellphone.
puhunan mo P5,000, binebenta mo ng P6,000
you have 5 pcs. in stock.
you were able to sell 3.
You call up your supplier and order 5 more.
But supplier said he is now selling at P5,500 each.
what do you do?
A) Continue selling you old stock at P6,000, eventhough you have to pay P5,500 for the new stock?
OR
B) Raise the selling price of your old stock to P6,500. so you can maintain your profit margin when you pay for the new stock.
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ROLLBACK:
Old stock P5,500 puhunan, selling at P6,500.
New stock P5,000 nalang ang puhunan.
Ano gagawin mo?
A) I-roll back agad to P6,000 ang old stock kahit P5,500 ang puhunan?
OR
B) Di muna rollback. Ubusin muna ang old stock at P6,500. pag dating ng new stock then sell at P6,000.
malinaw ba? O walang kwenta parin explanation ko?Last edited by uls; October 24th, 2008 at 11:33 PM.
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