Health Secretary Paulyn Jean Ubial is correct in saying that these problems should be dealt with out-of-the-box solutions and that “business-as-usual” approach does not make sense in solving these problems.
Continue reading …The Duterte Administration recently announced that it would stop to the 5-6 business in the country. It basically involves lending money with a twenty percent (20%) monthly interest and is generally identified with Indian nationals who are into such business.
Continue reading …The recent pronouncement of Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson about the presence of “pork barrel” in the 2017 national budget is alarming particularly because the Supreme Court has already ruled against such system.
Continue reading …In addressing the issue of loan repayment, the government may consider the option of providing some sort of interest rebate for timely payment of loan amortization or guarantee for access to higher credit. From a business point-of-view, this will mean higher bottom line for MSMEs and a significant encouragement to repay the loan on time and in full. After all, the government is obviously implementing this program not to earn from loan interests but to serve those in the MSME sector and boost our country’s economic growth.
Continue reading …The Duterte Administration, through the Department of Trade and Industry, is determined to bring about change in the financing realities of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the our country.
Continue reading …“Build it and they will come,” the famous line from the movie Field of Dreams, appears to be the principle that directs the tourism development program of the Duterte Administration.
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