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Bongbong Marcos: Another Noynoy Aquino and another Kamaganak Inc in the making?

Posted onJanuary 23, 2023AuthorRamon Ortoll9 Comments

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CategoriesEconomy, HistoryTagsasean, china, davos, foreign investment, globalisation, south china sea, Taiwan, united states, world economic forum

COVID-19 economic collapse is the crisis the Philippines had to have!

Posted onAugust 7, 2020Authorbenign07 Comments

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CategoriesBusiness, Economy, GovernmentTagscapital, consumerism, COVID-19, employment, globalisation, pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic serves as a reality check on globalisation and wanton consumerism

Posted onApril 16, 2020Authorbenign019 Comments

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CategoriesBusiness, LifestyleTagsconsumerism, COVID-19, free trade, globalisation, independence, pandemic

COVID-19 further highlights how important it is for the Philippines to be INDEPENDENT

Posted onMarch 22, 2020Authorbenign022 Comments

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CategoriesEconomy, TechnologyTagscoronavirus, COVID-19, globalisation, industry, medical technology, pandemic

Rappler “economist” @JCPunongbayan is growing up!

Posted onSeptember 9, 2019September 9, 2019Authorbenign010 Comments

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CategoriesEconomy, EducationTagsagriculture, globalisation, inflation, jc punongbayan, rice

The Philippines needs to gear up to exploit the US-China “trade war”!

Posted onJune 7, 2019Authorbenign06 Comments

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CategoriesDevelopment, EconomyTagschina, globalisation, infrastructure, Labor, land transportation, minimum wage, productivity, trade war, united states

Filipinos’ concern over a depreciating peso is due to a pathetic dependence on imports

Posted onApril 4, 2018Authorbenign039 Comments

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CategoriesEconomy, Money TalksTagsconsumption, foreign exchange rate, globalisation, industry, international trade

Galit sa Gulay – A Case Study

Posted onFebruary 6, 2017February 6, 2017AuthorCharles Englund3 Comments

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CategoriesDevelopment, Economy, MediaTagsbusiness management, constitution, equity, foreign ownership, globalisation

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