EDITORIAL CARTOONS:  Back to the bottom

 

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Philippine Daily Inquirer

EDITORIAL- Huge risks ahead

 January 31, 2022

“The door to recovery is now fully open,” declared Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick Chua when he presented last week the economic numbers for 2021.

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The Philippines is not out of the woods yet, but barring the emergence of another deadly COVID-19 variant, the possibility of the US calibrating its rate hikes, and the May elections being credible and peaceful, there’s the real prospect of the economy finding its way back to the pre-pandemic growth path.

One thing remains certain at this point: the next administration will have a lot on its plate, economically speaking.

READ MORE:https://opinion.inquirer.net/149253/huge-risks-ahead

COMMENT:  

PEOPLE have to realize that choosing the leader is choosing the right solution to .his problem.

 

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THE MANILA TIMES

Opinion right arrow Editorial Cartoon DISCERNING FILIPINOS

 Presidential Qualification=Right Qualification of President

 

 

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The Philippine Star

EDITORIAL – Back to the bottom

After edging up by three spots last December, the Philippines sank back to the bottom of the COVID-19 Resilience Ranking this January, for the third time in five months. The ranking, drawn up by media and data company Bloomberg, again rated the Philippines as the worst place to be during the pandemic among the world’s 53 largest economies

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Coming from a low base amid the 9.5 percent gross domestic product contraction in 2020, GDP grew by 5.6 percent last year. The government says this is the best proof of the country’s resilience. Economic growth from a low base, however, must be accompanied by greater effort to improve public health care capacities. COVID-19 has highlighted the weaknesses of the health care system. The country does not need the resilience index to see where improvements are urgently needed.

READ MORE: https://www.philstar.com/opinion/2022/02/01/2157722/editorial-back-bottom

COMMENT:
Steady program to fight covid-19 will give best result.
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Pilipino Star Ngayon

EDITORYAL – Taas presyo ng mga bilihin

EDITORYAL - Taas presyo ng mga bilihin

Inaprubahan na ng pamahalaan ang pagtataas sa presyo ng mga pangunahing bilihin sa susunod na buwan. Maraming produkto ang tataas at tiyak na apektado ang mga karaniwang Pilipino. Hindi lang basta-basta ang gagawing paghihigpit ng sinturon ng mga karaniwang mamamayan sa pagtaas ng mga pangunahing bilihin. Ang nakakaawa ay yung wala nang ihihigpit pa ng sinturon sapagkat sagad na. Sakal na sakal na.

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Tiyak maraming magdidildil ng asin dahil hindi na makakaya ang taas ng bilihin. Teka, nagtaas din ang asin. Ang iodized rock salt ay magiging P15.70 and 500-g mula sa dating P11.25.

READ MORE:  https://www.philstar.com/pilipino-star-ngayon/opinyon/2022/01/30/2157352/editoryal-taas-presyo-ng-mga-bilihin

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KOMENTO:  

Just giving added monetary increase will lift the buying power of money because a domino effect /ripple effect will follow for increase prices of goods.

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