Oil Deregulation Law??????????????????????????????

[Hitman]

tanong ko lang, bat ba di man lang mapagusapan o mabanggit ng senado o ni GMA na pagisipan na alisin na to o pagaralan man lang,

sa kabila na nahihirapan na ang buong sambayanan dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng presyo ng gasolina, dahil sa law na ito.....


me balita na pagaaralan pa lang daw kung tatalakayin........



tama ba yun???

[artpogi]

I think, someone correct me if I'm wrong, one of the reasons why oil prices was deregulated is because of pressures from the international financial institutions, like IMF and WB.

Deregulating oil prices was one of their prerequisites for our country to avail more loans with good terms(?) and for the financial institutions to classify the Philippines as good investment destination. You know how influential this bastards are!

Damn.

Some lawmakers are accusing the big oil players (Caltex, Shell and Petron) are in cahoots with each other to bring the fuel prices skyhigh. Now that's something to look at.

No offense Chieffy.

[Hitman]

ah ok! so me mga bagay pala na kino consider kaya ganon.....

kaso la bang magagawa na govt ganitong halos linggo linggo e taas ng taas ang presyo ng gasolina??like caltex nagtaas na naman sila....sino susunod yung dalawa?

[marshall]

in theory, when one would read thru the law it's suppose to encourage competition meaning better pricing since each company would want the greater part of the market share. the problem arose when instead of competing with one another, they practiced a certain monopolistic oligopoly which is the reason we are in such a disposition.

[IceColdBeer]

In short, Oil Cartel! :evil: :evil: :evil:

[artpogi]

As for the lawmakers implying that the Big Three are in cahoots to jack-up the oil prices, you might want to ask, why only now are they looking at this angle?

IMHO, some government officials are also in cahoots with the Big Three. What will they gain if they kiss-ass with the Big Three you might ask, maybe a place at the Board or top management in one of the Big Three once their so-called public service days are over.

:evil:

[shadow]

si Ramos lahat may kasalan niyan!!!!!

[chieffy]

Some lawmakers are accusing the big oil players (Caltex, Shell and Petron) are in cahoots with each other to bring the fuel prices skyhigh. Now that's something to look at.

No offense Chieffy.

no problem....retailer lang naman kami.... :D di naman ako employee or officer ng CPInc...

as far as retailers are concerned, marami ding retailers ang nahihirapan ngayon(isa na kami)...wala kaming magagawa kundi sumunod sa price increase at kapag nag-price increase eh katumbas niyon eh dagdag ng kapital pambili ng fuel na ibebenta namin...pa'no na kung limited lang ang kapital ng retailer???
masyadong ding mahigpit ngayon ang competition(kaya nga namin binitawan yung kabilang station...isa ito sa mga reasons) dahil sa mga small players na nagbebenta ng fuel sa mas murang halaga...napipilitan tuloy magbaba ng presyo ang mga retailers ng big three at kapag di na maganda ang kita eh wala nang saysay ang pagnenegosyo...

mas maraming choices pa nga ang mga motorists ngayon because of this law...

ngayon kung SAKALI mang nag-uusap usap yung tatlong higante eh darating din ang araw...mapupuwing ang mga iyan :evil:

[TJMaxx]

Yung time ni Marcos, merong Oil Price Stabilization Fund.
Doon kumukuha ng under-recovery ang mga oil companies.
Kaya kahit fluctuating ang oil prices sa international market,
stable ang pump prices. Kung malapit nang ma-deplete yung
stabilization fund, doon lang nag iincrease ng pump prices.
During those times, masyadong mabigat na yung 1 peso increase
in pump prices. Eh ngayon, ordinaryo na lang yung ganun.

Nagka leche leche ang lahat nang mag-decide si Ramos na i-
privatize ang Phil. National Oil Co. (Petron). Dati rati ang PNOC
ang price stabilizer. Di makapagtaas ang Caltex at Shell dahil
hindi nagtataas ang Petron. Tapos ang Petron had cheaper sources
of crude oil aside from Saudi Arabia. They got oil from Libya and China
at much cheaper prices. Kaya at that time, stable ang presyo.

Pero ngayong wala na taga-kontra tulad ng Petron, hayun naging
sindikato na tuloy ang mga oil companies.

Walang dapat sisihin talaga kundi itong EDSA Revolution. Mula noon,
nagpasukan na ang mga leche at *******ng pulitiko na wala ginawa
kundi gumawa ng mga kabobohang batas na nagpapahirap sa atin
(example Oil Deregulation at PPA sa Electric bill)...

[mbt]

amen... halata naman na nag-uusap-usap yung big three.

grabe na yung gas ngayon ha, 21+ pesos per liter na yung regular unleaded?? 8O

[TJMaxx]

Ogags talaga yang si Gloria Arroyo.
Mas humirap pa tuloy buhay natin ngayon.
Just in case you're not looking, the Peso
Dollar exchange rate will shortly be breaching
the 55:1 mark.
God help us all!!

[shadow]

did you know that ibebenta ng govt. ang share nilang 40% sa Petron, before nabili ng govt. natin yun 40% shares sa petron for 21 Billion pesos, rite now ibebenta nila for 6 billion na lang.eh di lalo na magkakaloko-loko ang prices ng oil dahil before Petron is the stabilizer ng price

[Hitman]

e di pag ngyari yun, mas lalong pahirap ng pahirap taong bayan ngayon....baka mayat maya e, taas ng taas presyo ng gasolina syempre kasunod nyan yung pagtaas ng primary needs,


hay

sana bumawi na tayo...............................