[In This Economy] Too much hand-waving in the economic charter change debates
We need better data and more nuanced debates for something as large and consequential as economic charter change
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We need better data and more nuanced debates for something as large and consequential as economic charter change
Is economic Cha-Cha really needed at this point?
THE Finance Department and the South Korean Embassy recently explored avenues to allay difficulties for foreigners in conducting businesses in the Philippines. The Department of Finance (DOF) and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea (South Korea) conducted the “1st KOR-PH Ease of Doing Business (EODB) Forum” at the former’s headquarters on October 6. The
Congress leaders hope to pass 12 priority bills before the second State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Marcos by June, 2023. Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva the 12 measures were agreed upon during a meeting of the Legislative Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) which s
Senator Robin Padilla on Sunday, February 12, defended the resolution he filed seeking to amend the 1987 Constitution from critics, saying that a review of the present Charter is needed to amend the economic provisions and make it attuned to the present needs of Filipinos. Padilla earlier file