By Cielito F. Habito
In 2000-2011, we attracted an average of $1.1 billion in net foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows per year, a pittance against Singapore’s $14.8 billion, Thailand’s $4.5 billion, Vietnam’s $3.9 billion, and Indonesia’s $2.3 billion. But last year, our net FDI inflows already amounted to $3.9 billion, nearly four times the earlier average annual figure. Impressive?
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... But last year, our net FDI inflows already amounted to $3.9 billion, nearly four times the earlier average annual figure. Impressive?... >>> And how much the FDI of the neighbors on that year? You haven't mention it at all. If PH get 3.9b while SG get 22b, TH 12b, VN 7b, ID 5b. that didn't help PH anythiing. (And the fact is that on that year, they ALL have bigger FDI with bigger increasing rate to that of PH)
ReplyDeleteYour statement is illogical since you didn't compare the neighbors FDI of 2014 at all. So if you ask me is it impressive, yes, but not on the FDI of PH. I'm impressive with your logic quality of thinking and how you can blend data for any fool to believe.