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The Great Reset: Leading for the common good
First, a look back at 2020. 2020 was unexpectedly a year of severe and multiple crises. We had and have a health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic […]
The Great Reset: Leading for the common good
First, a look back at 2020. 2020 was unexpectedly a year of severe and multiple crises. We had and have a health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic […]
CREATE is the only choice!
At the forthcoming legislature’s bicameral conference on corporate tax reform, it should only be a choice between CITIRA (House Bill 4157) and CREATE (Senate bill 1357). […]
CREATE is the only choice!
At the forthcoming legislature’s bicameral conference on corporate tax reform, it should only be a choice between CITIRA (House Bill 4157) and CREATE (Senate bill 1357). […]
The Great Reset: Leading for the common good
First, a look back at 2020. 2020 was unexpectedly a year of severe and multiple crises. We had and have a health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic […]
CREATE is the only choice!
At the forthcoming legislature’s bicameral conference on corporate tax reform, it should only be a choice between CITIRA (House Bill 4157) and CREATE (Senate bill 1357). […]
CITIRA vs. EODB
The Philippines made remarkable progress in the ranking of the World Bank’s Doing Business (DB) 2020 Report, from ranking 124th rising by 29 notches and landing at […]
Offsetting Measures, Upsetting Measures
The tax reform is well underway, but just as it had in 2018, it hit a snag yet again. In fact, it hit the same snag […]
STEM JOBS—new area for women careers Nitpicking the automotive sector
It has been said that STEM (Science Tech, Engineering and Math) jobs and careers are giving women 30% more income than the usual clerical jobs set […]
AGRI DEVELOPMENT: More than irrigation, post-harvest facilities and farm-to-market roads
Many politicians propose solving rural poverty via three areas: irrigation, post-harvest facilities and farm-to-market roads. I beg to differ. It is much more than that. Indeed, […]
Disqualifications of Directors of PHCs
The Revised CG Code adheres closely to the additional rules of disqualifications for directors of publicly-held companies (PHCs) as those found in the Original CG Code, […]
The China Issue – Impressions of a Military Mind
For the last five decades, the Philippines has fought the communist insurgency whose roots and foundations originated from Communist China. In spite of China’s shift to […]
Qualifications and Disqualifications of Directors
The Original CG Code provides for the following qualifications of directors for publicly-held companies (PHCs), thus: Qualifications of Directors Every director shall own at least one […]
The Great Reset: Leading for the common good
First, a look back at 2020. 2020 was unexpectedly a year of severe and multiple crises. We had and have a health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic […]
CREATE is the only choice!
At the forthcoming legislature’s bicameral conference on corporate tax reform, it should only be a choice between CITIRA (House Bill 4157) and CREATE (Senate bill 1357). […]
Paramount Barriers in Inclusive Growth: Time to Act
Poverty remains scandalously high at a third of rural residents, almost 18 million out of total poor of 21.6 million in 2015. The comparison is grim. […]
Senatorial Candidates: Where is the Poverty Reduction Agenda?
The “masa” elects the senators. No matter how large the taxes you pay, your vote is just one. The scandalously high poverty incidence in the Philippines […]
THE RESPONSIBILITY AND THE BURDEN OF ELECTING LEADERS: Why it Matters
People often use ‘freedom’ and ‘democracy’ interchangeably, but these ideas, though related, are not the same. Simply put, freedom is being able to make individual choices, […]
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