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Aquino's fiscal stance

Aquino's fiscal stance

Aquino inherited a government with a budget deficit of P298.5 billion in 2009 or 3.9 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). For 2010, the government has set a fiscal deficit of P300 billion or 3.6 percent of GDP. Actual collection in January to June 2010 indicates that tax revenues will likely fall short of target by P74 billion (about 0.9 percent of the GDP while non-tax revenues will likely fall short of target by 0.4 percent of GDP, according to Dr. Rosario Manasan, fiscal expert of the Philippine Institute for Development Studies.

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Despite the economy expanding, why is it that a lot of Filipinos remain poor?

Despite the economy expanding, why is it that a lot of Filipinos remain poor?

You may have read or heard about government officials showcasing the Philippine economy’s growth of 7.3 percent in the first quarter of 2010. Truly, this is an impressive figure. Compared to the same period in the previous years (3.9 percent in 2007-2008 and 0.5 percent in 2008-2009), this real GDP gr...

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Am I too late to invest?

Am I too late to invest?

The first month of the second quarter of the year is coming to an end. Another month will soon breeze by; the financial and economic data will be archived. And the stock market may have added some more points to its consistent rally.

Some investors went to the sidelines this year. Because of the unpr...

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Best of the best stocks for the first half of 2010 - part two

Best of the best stocks for the first half of 2010 - part two

Last week, we discussed four of the best performing stocks for the first half of 2010 namely: Aboitiz Power, Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Oriental Peninsula Resource Group, Incorporated and Universal Robina Corporation.

Here are the rest of them.

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Best of the best stocks for the first half of 2010 - part one

Best of the best stocks for the first half of 2010 - part one

2009 had been a great year for stocks with our very own Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) gaining 58.5 percent. Following a year of stellar performance, the index was up again 10 percent this year. But how did the best of the best stocks performed for the first half of the year and why?

The meas...

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