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Budget 2007 - HIGHLIGHTS
1.5 Oil Discovery With the country poised for accelerated growth, a massive infusion of capital is required to undertake the necessary infrastructure to facilitate such growth. The discovery of oil in commercial quantities could therefore not have come at a more opportune time. A technical team has been constituted to undertake the necessary analysis of the impact of the oil discovery on the economy in the long term. 1.6 New educational reforms The new educational reforms, which seek to improve upon our educational system in response to the needs and expectations of both individuals and industry, was launched in 2007. A comprehensive package of reforms has been introduced with the main components including teacher upgrading and deployment, attainment of gender parity, the active promotion of science, technology and research; and mainstreaming of pre-schools into the basic education system.
Blago revisits old ideas for budget
These leaders know we need to act now to strengthen the economy. We know it too. The idea of giving parents more money to help pay for the things their kids need is exciting. The idea of cutting taxes on businesses, that are already paying more than their fair share, is good policy. The idea of a major public works program that puts hundreds of thousands of people to work, in every part of Illinois, what is not to like? All of this is a way forward to help families and strengthen our economy. But like most things in life, nothing good worth doing comes without some sacrifice. To give families and businesses more of their money back, we have to cut spending. These spending cuts will allow us to cut taxes and get the economy moving. The sacrifice I am suggesting is a 3 percent spending cut across the board, in areas outside health care, education, and public safety.
Manila rate cut hopes dim, liquidity mop-up continues
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas signalled on Tuesday interest rates would remain on hold next month as price pressures are set to peak in the second quarter and strong foreign exchange inflows risk stoking inflation.
Governor Amando Tetangco said the central bank would have to tailor its monetary policy to deal with excess liquidity from overseas Filipinos sending home remittances and investor inflows.
"Since this may threaten our inflation target, the central bank will need to craft an appropriate monetary policy response," Tetangco said at a briefing with foreign correspondents.
Economists said the comments signalled that the central bank would maintain the wider availability of its high-yielding special deposit account (SDA), which it opened up to government-owned companies and bank trust departments in May to soak up billions of dollars in excess liquidity.
Nasdaq Ekes Out a Gain; Dow Slides
Stocks finished mixed Friday amid heavy selling in financial and retail stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 index declined following news of more turmoil for bond insurers and a statement from a Federal Reserve official that a recession may be unavoidable. The Nasdaq received a boost from an Amazon stock-and-debt buyback announcement and from bargain hunters scooping up undervalued techs. .
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