This is exactly the kind of balanced discussion that we really need right now. Unfortunately it will be difficult to get both sides to listen, while those of us in the middle get all the crossfire.
This video is so enlightening. Even though it's based on data from 2018, the same concepts can be applied to analyze our current economic situation. Thank you very much, sir and Rappler. This further proves that we really need someone who is competent and well-versed in economics to be in the most important government office of the country, so yeah...(I, who is not an economist, expects that) we are doomed this year.
For someone who doesn't study Economics but is interested and wants to be more aware of inflation vs deflation, this was a very insightful piece. Thank you idol Leloy! much appreciated as always.
Ang debatable ng normal ng tao about dyn kht sa abroad is Ng minimum wager sa panhon ngyn hrap bumuhay ng pamilya compare Dati ..buong mundo yan..parang ang laki tinaas ng inflation pero sweldo hndi nkahabol
Why our inflation is not somehow close to our neighbor countries? Simply, we just launched the TRAIN law. Yes, the price of the goods has increased by 6.4%, but how many percent was increased to the income of the workers by eradicating or lowering their income taxes?
Ang inflation ay kagagawan ng gobyerno and is no good policy. First, government doesn’t have any money, only people has money, government only takes money from people ‘s pockets, kung may corruption, uutang, dadami ang pera, outperforming goods & services. 2nd less government is better, allow citizens self interest should flourish, including savings,& investment. As u can see, ung presence ng pwersa at pera ng intsik sa bansa, at ang kinakalawang na barkong sandatahan sa spratly ay resulta ng government actions through keynsian debt practices. The travesty of democracy is that, kailangan maraming pulubi para manalo sa election and the idea that government is the answer of our daily lives has flawed.
