FULL: Stephen Cuunjieng on PH's long road to middle income status | ANC
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2023
- Market Edge: On "Stevienomics," global investment banker Stephen Cuunjieng talks about the Indonesia's nickel industry blueprint and the global labor market.
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many thanks for inviting me again!
I saw you as a speaker in The Chiefs last night and after hearing what you have to say about the Maharlika Fund, I felt that you are one of the few people around who knows what they're talking about. Now I'm addicted and bingeing every show with you in it. I wish you can start your own show.
@@jaames many thanks
Stephen Cuunjieng should be a part of the Constitutional Convention.
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idol ko na po kayo stephen cuunjieng ang ganda ng mga insight nyo sa bansa natin, at na appreciate ko yung share mo ng insight sa ibang bansa..... bulls eye talaga mga sinasabi nyo po dito
I think we need more of him to put some sense into our policy makers.
The uncomfortable truth is better than the sugar coated fantasies that we usually hear from our politicians.
I agree po sir. Empower our raw material producers & manufacturing companies to be self-sufficient as a country. A strong country.
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You cannot import your way to prosperity
- Stephen Cuunjieng
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He's right. Establish protectionism to make our local industries competitive as well as make our own industries instead of importing everything
Why always allot a very short time for such an interesting guest ANC?
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Exactly, laging bitin . Ang sarap makinig kay Sir Stephen. So much insights you get by listening to him and it's free.
@@helensalazar3546 many thanks
@@scuunjieng thank you so much Sir! Plus added bonus got the book "The Sympathizer". If not for you,I would not have known that author 😊.
@@helensalazar3546 thanks
Waiting for the most latest interview of Mr. Cuunjieng by ANC. I learned something new again in this interview albeit old. For the meantime I will be just contented with my daily fix of TV Patrol.
Pag si idol, panoorin ko muna bago matulog. 👍
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A rare breed of Filipino - world class! Can you imagine what the Philippines could become if we had Stevie run our economic policy?
Can we just have Stephen talk for like.... 3 hours!!! also soluitions! they are just too short! id pay to see this man talk.
More lessons for me, we also need our local national champion companies in industries, not only just private companies.
100% agree with Mr.Stevie..why export raw materials
.why not export higher valued products..like why we export crude coconut oil basically more than 50% of our exports to Rotterdam?!! Coconut has so many products and by products..coconut farmers sell copra in which price is very volatile dictated by the world market..watch out what FICCO is doing..whole coconuts are bought at farm gate price about Nov2023 at php 4.50..FICCO SUNRISE will buy at php 15 16 level..why ? Is this possible? Yes because it will produce initially 8 products that is why coconut farmers guaranteed price..check you tube FICCO SUNRISE ..hope this project/program will be operational before the year 2024 ends
YOur gdp per capita also cannot go up if you keep adding millions of people yearly to your population. Those other countries have economic growth while controlling their population growth. You have economic growth but you also have high population growth will barely make a dent in increasing the gdp/capita.
That is why we export people 😂 kidding aside, i love him being blunt all the time.
.@@sanza021 not a good economic model for the long term, maybe for a stop gap measure. The govt. got lazy and forgot to develop our own industries so we don't have to rely on exporting everything. Our neighbors are shrewd and will exploit our large population to sell us everything including farm goods. How do you get that money to come back to the PHilippines? Time for the govt. to use their brains and make more brains, the problem is the politicians and leaders are mostly brainless because they're in there not because they're capable but because they are popular because they are actors or comedians or kids of former corrupt politicians. Cannot rely on importing everything or Phils will be always in a precarious situation.
@@marites4 strongly agree
Blame the Catholic church na walang alam sa ekonomiya. Mababago lang yang population if magsesermon mismo ang mga Priests bawat Sunday na we should become more practical not overly conservative
This guy 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
At last! Bitin ako sa Warren Buffet part and I hope there will be more of it. Sana napagusapan dun yung RCEP. I also like the swgment on what other lessons from other countries we can learn from and I hope they get onto energy.
many thanks for your kind comment
Yes, would like to here Sir Stephen's take on RCEP
berarti uang remiten yg masuk ke ph habis utk import komoditas yang habis utk dikonsumsi?
63? Seriously? More like early 50's
Thanks. 64 very soon
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yes...ur very right...our government do not care...we need someone like you in our government...we
Sincerely, I do not have the personality to be in government
@@scuunjieng Actually kaya mo sir pumasok sa gobyerno as an adviser or economist. Mahina talaga Pilipinas sa Manufacturing sector compared to Indonesia and Vietnam. Dapat talaga palakasin natin manufacturing and agriculture sectors natin yun ginawa ng South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan kaya maunlad sila. They reduced their imports kaya yan mayaman na sila
@@abrqzx many thanks pero wala sa personality ko at hindi naman ako iniimbita na sumali sa gobyerno.
@@scuunjieng Why don’t you endorse yourself po? Kasi sa totoo lang hindi lahat ng economist sa gobyerno currently hindi alam nangyayari sa development ng neighbouring countries natin. We only rely on remittances and our service sectors kaya dapat po we should diversify our economy more. May I ask Sir, how about our status in pharmaceutical industry? I’m a pharmacy student from UST and I know na India is ranked #1 in terms of pharmaceutical industry kaya umunlad din talaga ang India. If ma-improve po ba natin pharmaceutical industry relatively close to India, will that boost our economy better kesa relying on remittances and our BPO industry?
@@abrqzx thanks but not for me
Philippines, said that 20 years ago ! Leaders, oligarchs please TEMPER IT ! They look at it as a total loss , an item to be bleed and dispose off , A. disaster waiting to happen. Famine and collapse will follow. Worse than Laos , SRI LANKA, and Venezuela. Small people realized these unpatriotic greed and migrated.
I wonder if Polticians or Technocrats take long careful notes when this person speaks… imagine making his recommendations as Department KPI’s /SLA and Politician Grade Sheets.
Don't interrupt Stevie
Hands down to Stevie. I'm speechless. Can I have some of your braincells?
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We can be self-sufficient but due to some greedy businessman/woman
, corrupt politicians who are manipulating and hoarding our products. Best example is agricultural products. Senate hearing going on and nobody is behind bars😅. Once upon a time, we were the 1 exporter, and now 1 importer😅. So it's a long way to go 😂.
corruption corruption corruption