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[Title] => How we lost the industrial manufacturing edge
[Summary] => One major trend in Philippine economic development is, despite rising income, the proportion contributed by industry to total output is one of relative decline. But at this stage of our development, this should not yet be the case.
[DatePublished] => 2013-11-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => Foreign investors may soon be able to own land in RP
[Summary] => Land ownership may soon be possible for foreign investors as the Filipino business community accepts the realities of globalization.
According to former Trade Undersecretary Jose P. Leviste Jr., who was recently appointed as a member of the Consultative Commission (ConCom) tasked to recommend possible changes to the 1987 Constitution, he is prepared to suggest to the ConCom to recommend allowing foreigners to own land in the country.
However, Leviste said, the land ownership right would require reciprocity.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => Gov't may require Goodyear to pay rent at market rate
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Government wants Goodyear Philippines to pay land rent at market rates after
its 25-year lease under the Laurel-Langley Agreement expires in May this
year.
A top government source told reporters that negotiations are underway to
discuss the possible renewal of Goodyear's lease on the land it currently
occupies along Zapote Road in Las Piñas.
The official said government is looking at lease rates of at least ten times
more than what Goodyear has been paying since the property was leased to the
company in 1975.
However, the official disclosed that the negotiations w
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LAUREL-LANGLEY AGREEMENT
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According to former Trade Undersecretary Jose P. Leviste Jr., who was recently appointed as a member of the Consultative Commission (ConCom) tasked to recommend possible changes to the 1987 Constitution, he is prepared to suggest to the ConCom to recommend allowing foreigners to own land in the country.
However, Leviste said, the land ownership right would require reciprocity.
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[Title] => Gov't may require Goodyear to pay rent at market rate
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Government wants Goodyear Philippines to pay land rent at market rates after
its 25-year lease under the Laurel-Langley Agreement expires in May this
year.
A top government source told reporters that negotiations are underway to
discuss the possible renewal of Goodyear's lease on the land it currently
occupies along Zapote Road in Las Piñas.
The official said government is looking at lease rates of at least ten times
more than what Goodyear has been paying since the property was leased to the
company in 1975.
However, the official disclosed that the negotiations w
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February 28, 2000 - 12:00am
