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[Title] => Exporters urged to help wipe out joblessness
[Summary] => The export sector must now take the lead in helping solve the pestering problem of joblessness and widespread poverty in the Philippines.
This can be done if regional export leaders help small and medium enterprises (SME) in the provinces grow faster and be able to create one additional job each, every year.
The call was made by Philippine Exporters Confederation (Philexport) president Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis, Jr. to regional chapter presidents of the federation on the opening day of a two-day regional planning session of the nation’s export leaders.
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[Title] => M’danao is RP’s best bet in export mart
[Summary] => Mindanao is the country’s most competitive area in the Philippines and holds the potential of beating both Luzon and the Visayas in the export market.
Thus stated Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc. (Philexport) and PCCI president Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis Jr. during the 3rd Mindanao Shippers’ Conference held in Cagayan de Oro City recently.
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[Title] => Second wave of reforms needed to spur economy — FVR
[Summary] => The Philippine government must embark on a second wave of economic, social and political reforms to fuel faster economic growth that has shown some signs of perking up under President Arroyo.
On the economic front, the government must shift its focus on specific industries, not the general economy.
This was the main message of former President Fidel V. Ramos on the opening day of the National Conference of Employers (NCE) held in Makati City before the weekend.
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[Title] => Philexport moves to expand export base
[Summary] => Exporters are out to expand to the rural areas the base of the country’s export sector.
In an unprecedented move, the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (Philexport) is set to forge on May 21 tie-ups with three separate entities on which it will anchor its new offensive in the development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
The signing will coincide with the first na-tional membership meeting of the federation.
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[Title] => Trade groups welcome new RoRo system
[Summary] => The country’s major business associations welcomed the recent launching by President Arroyo of the commercial operations of the Road Roll-on Roll-off Terminal System (RRTS) from Luzon to Mindanao.
"It is a major step in the way to bringing down the cost of doing business in the Philippines," said Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis, Jr., president of the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. and the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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[Title] => Local service companies urged to chase contracts abroad
[Summary] => A Filipino health services company based in a hospital in the United States deploys health professionals from hospital administrators to nurses and ward attendants. Another company based in Hong Kong or Riyadh provides household management services to households in high-rise residential condominiums or exclusive villages. Another can offer to provide the manpower of one whole electronics factory in Taipei.
Is this just a pipe dream? Or can it be done?
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[Title] => Guingona bats for economic nationalism
[Summary] => In the views of Vice President Tito Guingona and former Sen. Wigberto Tañada, the Philippines can only break away from its decades-old failure to industrialize if it adopts a nationalist economic agenda.
The prominent nationalist leaders expressed the same sentiments in addressing participants to a national conference of the Fair Trade Alliance that drafted its own agenda for national survival.
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[Title] => Exporters eye double-digit growth
[Summary] => Export industry leaders aimed at a fighting growth target of between five and nine percent last year when the government forecast was a modest four percent.
When all the numbers came in, exports shot up by nine percent for the whole of 2002 on sales of $35 billion, only a billion short of the record high of $36 billion in sales the other year. The exporters aimed high and hit the bulls-eye.
Encouraged by the rapid rebound in the last three quarters of the previous year, industry leaders have set their sights to a higher growth rate between six and 11 percent this year.
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[Title] => AsPac economists bat for regulated competition
[Summary] => The Asia-Pacific region needs a superbody that regulates competition and enforces competition laws across national borders.
The road towards the setting up of such a body that assures fair play in trade practices remains winded. Domestic laws on competition are in differing stages of development among participating economies.
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[Title] => Government urged to make bold moves to trim ballooning budget deficit
[Summary] => Former economic chief Cayetano Paderanga has called on the Arroyo administration to adopt bold decisions in government collections and spending including the closing down of some government offices if it wants to speed up and sustain economic growth.
In an official statement released in the internet newsletter of his economic think-tank group, IDEA, Dr. Cayetano Paderanga Jr. said that to raise its sustainable growth, the Philippines needs to close its fiscal gap without sacrificing essential physical and social infrastructure.
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This can be done if regional export leaders help small and medium enterprises (SME) in the provinces grow faster and be able to create one additional job each, every year.
The call was made by Philippine Exporters Confederation (Philexport) president Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis, Jr. to regional chapter presidents of the federation on the opening day of a two-day regional planning session of the nation’s export leaders.
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[Summary] => Mindanao is the country’s most competitive area in the Philippines and holds the potential of beating both Luzon and the Visayas in the export market.
Thus stated Philippine Exporters Confederation Inc. (Philexport) and PCCI president Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis Jr. during the 3rd Mindanao Shippers’ Conference held in Cagayan de Oro City recently.
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On the economic front, the government must shift its focus on specific industries, not the general economy.
This was the main message of former President Fidel V. Ramos on the opening day of the National Conference of Employers (NCE) held in Makati City before the weekend.
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In an unprecedented move, the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. (Philexport) is set to forge on May 21 tie-ups with three separate entities on which it will anchor its new offensive in the development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
The signing will coincide with the first na-tional membership meeting of the federation.
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"It is a major step in the way to bringing down the cost of doing business in the Philippines," said Sergio R. Ortiz-Luis, Jr., president of the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc. and the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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When all the numbers came in, exports shot up by nine percent for the whole of 2002 on sales of $35 billion, only a billion short of the record high of $36 billion in sales the other year. The exporters aimed high and hit the bulls-eye.
Encouraged by the rapid rebound in the last three quarters of the previous year, industry leaders have set their sights to a higher growth rate between six and 11 percent this year.
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In an official statement released in the internet newsletter of his economic think-tank group, IDEA, Dr. Cayetano Paderanga Jr. said that to raise its sustainable growth, the Philippines needs to close its fiscal gap without sacrificing essential physical and social infrastructure.
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