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I once heard a radio commentator say that many of our laws are "binuang" or crazy. That's why they end up in the dead-letter box where they gather dust and cobwebs.
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You think many of our laws are crazy?
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You see, banks are so desperate to lend out money that the interest rate is a negotiable 11.5 percent – and that goes for loans of less than a million.
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Economists at the University of the Philippines don’t exactly want to talk about it to outsiders but, based on their calculations, the country’s total debt is already at 114 percent of gross domestic product or total goods and services produced by the country less overseas remittances.


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* * *

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We have crazy laws, you say? California's got the craziest

By Juanito V. Jabat   | August 28, 2006 - 12:00am

I once heard a radio commentator say that many of our laws are "binuang" or crazy. That's why they end up in the dead-letter box where they gather dust and cobwebs. * * * You think many of our laws...

Freeman Opinion

Stand-out ring tone

By Margaret Jao-Grey  | March 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Now is the time to borrow. You see, banks are so desperate to lend out money that the interest rate is a negotiable 11.5 percent – and that goes for loans of less than a million. * * * Economists at the...

Business