Inflation on the Philippines 2019

1. What is Inflation?
2. Facts
3. Why Inflation?
4. What is to do!
5. Pics

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 1. What is Inflation?

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 2. Facts
Inflation is always going to be a mix of international
and domestic factors.

Inflation in the Philippines was 1.7 percent in August 2019.

What has become more expensive?

 Other cereals, flours, cereal preparation, bread,

pasta and other bakery products, 3.7%;
 Fish, 4.2%;
 Fruits, 4.6%;
 Vegetables, 12.5%
 Food products, not elsewhere classified, 6.8%.

“I hope Duterte can fix this. Inflation has eaten into our profit,”

said Orlando Cristobal, 56, who runs a food delivery business and
had just bought a few kilograms of rice and fish at one of
Bacolod’s biggest markets.

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 3. Why Inflation?
Inflation is always going to be a mix of international
and domestic factors.

• World oil prices

• Weak peso
• People’s expectations
• Rice crisis

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 4. What is to do?

 the government needs to create more jobs.

 grow more rice, import less rice

 We have to invest in tourism.
 Corruption at all levels of government and
administration must be stopped.
 Energy security no Brownout!

 Attractive taxes for foreign investors

 We need good roads and clean water.

 the wastewater must be cleaned.

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