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[Away From Keyboard]

i think pinaka malaki pa rin ang outsourcing sector (BPO) second lang si labor export (OFWs) at third si agricultural export, i would say mas diverse pa din economy ng pinas kompara sa petro-states

ang problema lang is smart people tend to leave the country, ang palaging nai-iwan dito is yung mga idiots kaya wala pa ding progress dito at tinutulungan pa natin mag progress yung ibang countries when smart ones leave this place

about sa venezuela, you think ang pagka hindi diversified ng economy nila ang reason ng kanilang collapse?

malaki contribution nang OFW, pero same lang din naman na source of income ang BPO which is dollar remittance. tapos sunod is tourism..

 

[plhbg1]

malaki contribution nang OFW, pero same lang din naman na source of income ang BPO which is dollar remittance. tapos sunod is tourism..

nagtataka lang ako nung sinabi mong SOP ang boosted spending kasi it goes against sa sinabi kong poor thinkers ang saudis just like any other theist, dun sa article kasi ang boosted spending is not for post-pandemic recovery kundi nag boost spending sila to counter inflation brought by the war, kaya ang tanong ko sa iyo, do you think boosted spending is a clever solution to inflation? or a stu̾pid one, magbi-base ako sa sagot mo if totoo bang hindi poor thinkers ang saudis just like any other theist

 

[Away From Keyboard]

nagtataka lang ako nung sinabi mong SOP ang boosted spending kasi it goes against sa sinabi kong poor thinkers ang saudis just like any other theist, dun sa article kasi ang boosted spending is not for post-pandemic recovery kundi nag boost spending sila to counter inflation brought by the war, kaya ang tanong ko sa iyo, do you think boosted spending is a clever solution to inflation? or a stu̾pid one, magbi-base ako sa sagot mo if totoo bang hindi poor thinkers ang saudis just like any other theist

answered it already.

at same purpose din diba? sa post-pandemic at inflation dahil sa overspending nila sa gyera nila sa mga Yemen rebels na backed by Iran.

di kona binasa yung link nang article, kasi familiar na ako sa geopolitics nang KSA.

 

[plhbg1]

answered it already.

at same purpose din diba? sa post-pandemic at inflation dahil sa overspending nila sa gyera nila sa mga Yemen rebels na backed by Iran.

di kona binasa yung link nang article, kasi familiar na ako sa geopolitics nang KSA.

sige you think it is a smart move to boost spending (increasing budget of DSWD), can you explain how it will solve inflation?

 

[Away From Keyboard]

sige you think it is a smart move to boost spending (increasing budget of DSWD), can you explain how it will solve inflation?

wala ako sinabi ganyan, I'm here to give information.. not to form an opinion.

 

[plhbg1]

wala ako sinabi ganyan, I'm here to give information.. not to form an opinion.

naging opinion na lang kasi wala akong source na nagsasabi na smart move yung boosted spending at naging SOP pa ito, but one thing is for sure ginagawa ni babyM ngayon iyan puro pamigay ng ayuda through DSWD, kaya gustong gusto ko malaman papaano naging smart move ang pamimigay ng more money sa mga tao during inflation

 

[Away From Keyboard]

naging opinion na lang kasi wala akong source na nagsasabi na smart move yung boosted spending, naging SOP pa ito, but one thing is for sure ginagawa ni babyM ngayon iyan puro pamigay ng ayuda through DSWD, kaya gustong gusto ko malaman papaano naging smart move ang pamimigay ng more money sa mga tao during inflation

not a smart move, but necessary para temporarily matulungan yung nasalanta noong nakaraang pandemic. kung baga band aid solution lang yan.

inflation, problema na yan ni Diokno, dapat sya yung kulitin na hingan nang information about sa roadmap nang finance ministry natin.

I don't glorify capitalism and globalism..

 

[plhbg1]

not a smart move, but necessary para temporarily matulungan yung nasalanta noong nakaraang pandemic. kung baga band aid solution lang yan.

inflation, problema na yan ni Diokno, dapat sya yung kulitin na hingan nang information about sa roadmap nang finance ministry natin.

I don't glorify capitalism and globalism..

nope, yung article clearly stated na for countering inflation only, walang halong post-pandemic, so pwede bang bitawan mo na ang post-pandemic kasi inflation lang ang topic dun in which sinabi mong SOP iyon, wag gawing excuse ang post pandemic, focus on the article that disagreed what you said about saudis tightening expenses

 

[Away From Keyboard]

nope, yung article clearly stated na for countering inflation only, walang halong post-pandemic, so pwede bang bitawan mo na ang post-pandemic kasi inflation lang ang topic dun in which sinabi mong SOP iyon, wag gawing excuse ang post pandemic, focus on the article that disagreed what you said about saudis tightening expenses

SOP nga yan nang mga bansa to counter inflation, madami reason bakit nagkakaroon nang inflation isa na dyan ay yung pandemic at damay na doon ang mga middle east countries.

Saudi is tightening its spending through "Saudization" o Saudi Nationalisation Scheme.. walang connect yan sa article mo, sa pinag uusapan dito.

 

[plhbg1]

SOP nga yan nang mga bansa to counter inflation, madami reason bakit nagkakaroon nang inflation isa na dyan ay yung pandemic at damay na doon ang mga middle east countries.

Saudi is tightening its spending through "Saudization" o Saudi Nationalisation Scheme.. walang connect yan sa article mo, sa pinag uusapan dito.

nope, the article clearly stated that inflation was caused by russia's attack on ukraine only, sabi ko nga bitawan mo na ang pandemic

nope, it is not unrelated since the same government that implements saudization is also implementing boosted spending

but let's give saudization a chance, can you explain how saudization actually tightened the expenses and not doing the opposite instead?

 

[Away From Keyboard]

nope, the article clearly stated that inflation was caused by russia's attack on ukraine only, sabi ko nga bitawan mo na ang pandemic

nope, it is not unrelated since the same government that implements saudization is also implementing boosted spending

but let's give saudization a chance, can you explain how saudization actually tightened the expenses and not doing the opposite instead?

simplify ko na explantion ko, nasa sayo na ang problema. inu-ulit ulit mo lang question mo.

 

[plhbg1]

simplify ko na explantion ko, nasa sayo na ang problema. inu-ulit ulit mo lang question mo.

nope, you just declared right away that saudization tightens expenses without any source and explanation and you expected me to agree with your own words automatically

 

[Away From Keyboard]

nope, you just declared right away that saudization tightens expenses without any source and explanation and you expected me to agree with your own words automatically

nah, my explanation is clear as spring water. nasa sayo na iyang problema.

 

[plhbg1]

nah, my explanation is clear as spring water. nasa sayo na iyang problema.

you cannot explain because saudization is actually increasing the spending by forcing companies to create fake jobs for locals just to be able to import labor since the government is idiot enough to think their locals can match the skills of imported labor force

 

[Daigo26]

May religion ka man o wala ay okay lang.

Binigyan ika nga tayo ng Dios ng choices eh.

Hanggat gumagalaw ka na nababatay sa batas ng tao or ng simbahan ikay mabuting tao parin.

Kapag ikaw ay mabuting tao marami kang kaibigan na tutulong at aalalay sayo.

Hindi kelangan na religious group.

 

[Johnsantioo7]

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