MANILA TIMES: ROBERTO TIGLAO
P-Noy on economy: "You ain't seen nothing yet". But the majority of Filipino workers will still be left out. By 2016, around 12.4 million Filipinos [about a million more than today-RDT] would still be unemployed, underemployed, or would have to work in the low-pay informal sector. But even that REQUIRES a kind of intensive and extensive reform program the Aquino government, even after 3 years, appears to be either incompetent or unqualified to undertake. That we-ain't-seen-nothing-yet headline could mean a totally different development by 2016 from what Aquino meant.
P-Noy on economy: "You ain't seen nothing yet". But the majority of Filipino workers will still be left out. By 2016, around 12.4 million Filipinos [about a million more than today-RDT] would still be unemployed, underemployed, or would have to work in the low-pay informal sector. But even that REQUIRES a kind of intensive and extensive reform program the Aquino government, even after 3 years, appears to be either incompetent or unqualified to undertake. That we-ain't-seen-nothing-yet headline could mean a totally different development by 2016 from what Aquino meant.
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