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Inflation

Improving US economy

by reynz on October 30, 2009

Recession is something that we all seem to know. But when one start throwing in words like macroeconomic indicators, GDP, consumer spending, inflation – the whole concept becomes difficult to understand. Even the book definition is still somewhat difficult to comprehend to a non-economist.
They say that “two successive quarters of negative growth mark the beginning [...]

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In Zimbabwe, everybody is a billionaire.

by reynz on February 13, 2009

In Zimbabwe, everybody is a billionaire.

Everybody.

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Prelude to SONA 2008

by Rainier on July 23, 2008

SONA 2008 is coming up mga kabisyo. It will be on July 28, 2008. Will you tune in?
Poverty.

NBN-ZTE. And the latest? Cagayan Export Zone.

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How to deal with rising food prices

by reyna22 on May 20, 2008

Rally in Davao
When I was in Davao City with Ambo, Malen, Beng and her kids, we hired a taxi going to the wharf to catch the boat that would take us to the Pearl Farm Beach Resort. That was May 11, 2008. That day, there was a strike in the city. They were demanding for [...]

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The true signs of times that the 7.3% GDP can’t explain

by reyna07 on April 2, 2008

Mukhang naduling ang European Union kasi na-misread ata nila yung 7.4% as the GDP growth rate of the Philippines Hehehe! Improveyshus daw detichewa ang economee. April fools!!!! Hahaha! 7.4% was actually the current unemployment rate! 7.3% naman ang say sa Pasig na GDP growth rate. Aw ewan! am telling you, wez ko knowing if those [...]

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Full tank? $43 and rising! Do I see food prices in Pinas rising on the horizon?

March 23, 2008

Kung overseas pinoy ka sending anda saten, feel nyo ba mga kabisyo ang nape-feel nang lola? Tone-tonelada nang anda ang send naten worst, mahal na ever magpa-manicure! Taz today, $korentaTresDularez na ang full tank nang kotse de reyna! Tigil na ang hada! Tigil na ang lamierda! Am now thinking na ipa-kilo na lang tong kotse [...]

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