+ Follow DAVID MICHAEL MURPHY Tag
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[Title] => Uncertainties for private sector investments
[Summary] => Private sector investment in infrastructure will continue to be the most plausible option for the Philippine government as it strives to facilitate the country’s economic growth.
However, sprucing up policies that guide and encourage privatization must be seriously done. Private investors, at the end of the day when they have spent their money to complete a project, don’t want to hear that their contracts will be amended, or worse, abrogated.
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => PSE will undertake deep reforms
[Summary] => I just had a most informative phone call from PSE Chairman Vivian Yuchengco, who just returned from what she described as an encouraging road show in Singapore and Hong Kong. After expressing disappointment with my "negative" column on the PSE, she said the board she now heads is actually addressing the concerns raised by my column. "You, of all people," Vivian Y admonished. "I fully expected you to help with our drive to reform the market."
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-16 00:00:00
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DAVID MICHAEL MURPHY
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[Title] => Uncertainties for private sector investments
[Summary] => Private sector investment in infrastructure will continue to be the most plausible option for the Philippine government as it strives to facilitate the country’s economic growth.
However, sprucing up policies that guide and encourage privatization must be seriously done. Private investors, at the end of the day when they have spent their money to complete a project, don’t want to hear that their contracts will be amended, or worse, abrogated.
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[Title] => PSE will undertake deep reforms
[Summary] => I just had a most informative phone call from PSE Chairman Vivian Yuchengco, who just returned from what she described as an encouraging road show in Singapore and Hong Kong. After expressing disappointment with my "negative" column on the PSE, she said the board she now heads is actually addressing the concerns raised by my column. "You, of all people," Vivian Y admonished. "I fully expected you to help with our drive to reform the market."
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