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    Default Re: OFWs hurt by strong Philippine peso


    Here are my answers to each of the questions.

    1. High economic growth. IT park and Ayala business park are good illustration of that.
    2. More foreign investors (Pros); Poor remittance from people working abroad (cons)
    3. Small exporter industries are greatly affected by the strong peso. Imported products will be more expensive.
    4 & 5. Philippines could end up like China. Lots of foreign manufacturing facilities with oppressed workers.

    Quote Originally Posted by jeremiahjay View Post
    This is a very technical thread of which I would like to see technicalities of the topic..Something in depth but understandable to most people..Please share what are the:

    1. Implications of the changes
    2. Pro's and cons of the strong/weak peso
    3. Sectors that are affected (aside from the "OFW") and the ones that benefited.
    4. Over all outcome or possible outcome
    5. What could be expected in the long haul.

    Di lang opinions atong mabasa but "something more than what meets the eye"..

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    On the good side, Bro, daghan ug foreign investors mu.take advantage ani plus cheap pa jud ato labor cost so makasave sila.

    As a result, daghan ug mahatagan ug trabaho. Of course, that is good news to all. The question is enough ba ang buying power sa ila salary to meet daily needs.

    In short, on a macro scale, good jud ang peso-to-dollar rate especially karun but, on the micro scale, galisod man nu.on ta.

    Quote Originally Posted by marius View Post
    amen. mao nay sakto unta mahitabo. mag cge ra sila ug pang hambog na STRONG PESO. pero wala man ma feel sa mga katawhan. mahal ra gihapon gasolina. mahal ra gihapon mga palalition. asa man ang strong peso diha ??

  3. #93

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    Ayaw mu palabi ug huna huna anang mga OFW kay dagko na nah sila daan ug pinadalhan sa ialng pamilya. If mu ubos ug 2-3 pesos ang dollar, gamay ra epekto sa ilang ipadala.

    Example, if tag 1k USD ang ipadala kada bulan nya 40 pesos ang USD = 40k pesos ila madawat.
    if 38 pesos ang USD = 38k ghapon ang madawat sa pinas. Di pa guro na makapurdoy oi. Di sad ko mutoo nga magkaon nlan ug ginamos kada adlaw ilang pamilya kay niubos ug 2-3k pesos ang gipadala.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marius View Post
    sakto ka diha. but it's better that they have a job with small salary than nothing at all. pero mao lagi na ang dako na question, nag cge ug rise ang phils-peso, pero ang price sa commodities kay ni stay the same ra. ang pangutana diha kay NGANO MAN ??
    kay ang economy sa pinas bro gi control ra sa pila ka mga tao or families. samot na karon namalik lang oligarchs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lhorenzoo View Post
    bitaw pero para nako mao man japon og mo strong ang peso kay ang mga presyo sa basic commodities remain japon ang presyo dili muobos.mayta mo strong ang peso kay moubos sad palaliton mas momahal nuon nya mugamay ang pada sa pinas.hay..
    bro. always man gyud naay inflation. naa kay nahibaw-an nasud nga ni ubos ang presyo sa ilang pamaliton? kay ako wala gyud ko kahibaw.siguro dili lang ko tigbasa kaayo.mao nang if naa kay nahibaw-an please enlighten us. muubos siguro kung Sale.

    ang mabuhat sa strong peso is ma control ug minimize ang inflation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SioDenz View Post
    Ayaw mu palabi ug huna huna anang mga OFW kay dagko na nah sila daan ug pinadalhan sa ialng pamilya. If mu ubos ug 2-3 pesos ang dollar, gamay ra epekto sa ilang ipadala.

    Example, if tag 1k USD ang ipadala kada bulan nya 40 pesos ang USD = 40k pesos ila madawat.
    if 38 pesos ang USD = 38k ghapon ang madawat sa pinas. Di pa guro na makapurdoy oi. Di sad ko mutoo nga magkaon nlan ug ginamos kada adlaw ilang pamilya kay niubos ug 2-3k pesos ang gipadala.
    yahaya sa family ni pareng siodenz oi. 40k man padala niya kada buwan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SioDenz View Post
    Ayaw mu palabi ug huna huna anang mga OFW kay dagko na nah sila daan ug pinadalhan sa ialng pamilya. If mu ubos ug 2-3 pesos ang dollar, gamay ra epekto sa ilang ipadala.

    Example, if tag 1k USD ang ipadala kada bulan nya 40 pesos ang USD = 40k pesos ila madawat.
    if 38 pesos ang USD = 38k ghapon ang madawat sa pinas. Di pa guro na makapurdoy oi. Di sad ko mutoo nga magkaon nlan ug ginamos kada adlaw ilang pamilya kay niubos ug 2-3k pesos ang gipadala.

    mao

    mapordoy lang ang family kung ang kapartner d kamao mogunit sa kwarta toa ang dagway gaatubang sa sugal mao ny lisod!

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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman View Post
    yahaya sa family ni pareng siodenz oi. 40k man padala niya kada buwan.
    Example rana oi, di na ako

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    Quote Originally Posted by DEMONOCIETY View Post
    mao

    mapordoy lang ang family kung ang kapartner d kamao mogunit sa kwarta toa ang dagway gaatubang sa sugal mao ny lisod!
    Mao jud, naa pay mga anak cge rag duwa Billard cge inum suroy, wa gani nanarbaho kay magpadala man si Papa or si Mama kada bulan. Di angay kaloy-an

    If magkusog sa Pesos naay kaayu mahatag sa mga Minimum wage earner or sa mga way trbaho sa pinas then OK ra kaayu.

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    Daghan ug reason ngano na. One reason is poor product output of the Agricultural sector.

    Unlike the previous years, we are not producing much of agricultural goods e.g. sugar, rice, mangoes, pineapples, banana among others -- Thus, gamay ra atong ma.export. And ang cause pud ana kai, gpangconvert ang mga farmlands for industrial and housing sites, and another cause is wala nato na fully tapped ang resources in Mindanao because of sociopolitical issues.

    Sa lactud pagkasulti, in the world trade, masdako ug value or weight if products/services we provide that comes from our own backyard. Right now, the country isn't really performing the way it should compared in the past.


    Quote Originally Posted by marius View Post
    sakto ka diha. but it's better that they have a job with small salary than nothing at all. pero mao lagi na ang dako na question, nag cge ug rise ang phils-peso, pero ang price sa commodities kay ni stay the same ra. ang pangutana diha kay NGANO MAN ??

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