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The REAL solution to inflation lies in the rich and middle classes curbing NON-ESSENTIAL spending

Posted on September 8, 2018September 8, 2018 By benign0 40 Comments on The REAL solution to inflation lies in the rich and middle classes curbing NON-ESSENTIAL spending
The REAL solution to inflation lies in the rich and middle classes curbing NON-ESSENTIAL spending

Much has been said about the poor being unable to escape the simple poverty equation I proposed earlier — that to escape poverty, one merely needs to spend less and make more money. For most Filipinos, the challenge is keeping ahead of inflation. For poor people whose spending is almost entirely confined to just the…

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Economy, Lifestyle, Money Talks

Whining about inflation (and politicising it) won’t solve Philippine poverty

Posted on September 6, 2018 By benign0 60 Comments on Whining about inflation (and politicising it) won’t solve Philippine poverty
Whining about inflation (and politicising it) won’t solve Philippine poverty

Inflation is like taxation. It is a certainty. The only thing that is not certain about inflation is the rate at which it gallops (or trots) along. Sometimes we enjoy low inflation rates and sometimes we suffer high inflation rates. At an individual level, we have no control over the behaviour of this ill-understood economic…

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Economy, Money Talks

Free college will end up costing more

Posted on August 6, 2017August 7, 2017 By Hector Gamboa 35 Comments on Free college will end up costing more
Free college will end up costing more

So the bill for free college education at state universities and colleges was signed into law by President Rodrigo Duterte. Many Filipinos are rejoicing for yet another freebie for the people. We have free contraceptives and now we have free college education (among other freebies). But what does “free college” really mean? Does it mean…

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