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IBON launches alternative to failed govt econ agenda

Oktubre 10, 2019

Download your copy of the People Economics booklet Research group IBON is launching its campaign on People Economics to promote much-needed policy reforms that would really benefit the majority of Filipinos and engender genuine national development. Today, IBON holds the forum “People Economics: May Magagawa!” at the College of Science Admin Auditorium, UP Diliman to […]

IBON questions CITIRA job creation claims

Oktubre 3, 2019

Research group IBON said the Department of Finance’s (DOF) claim of over a million jobs to be created by corporate income tax cuts under the proposed Corporate Income Tax and Incentives Rationalization Act (CITIRA) is imaginary. The group said that the DOF is hyping job creation to justify implementation of regressive tax measures. CITIRA will […]

Transport and traffic woes: govt’s epic fail

Setyembre 30, 2019

The transport and traffic problems will worsen if government continues to prioritize foreign and big business interests over public and national interests.

Duterte admin banning aid to hide human rights violations

Setyembre 24, 2019

Research group IBON, a member of the multisectoral network AidWatch, said that the Duterte administration is stopping talks on new official development assistance (ODA) from 18 countries as part of its efforts to hide the worsening domestic human rights situation. This includes Spain which is supporting the Commission on Human Rights (CHR). The group said […]

The 2020 Budget: Infrastructure, Populist Measures, and War

Setyembre 15, 2019

As the proposed 2020 budget makes its way through congress, the Duterte administration’s priorities favor infrastructure for big business, war, and populist measures over substantive economic and social services that benefit the majority of Filipinos.

People Economics Forum

Setyembre 12, 2019

#MalalangEkonomiya #MayMagagawa #PeopleEconomics

Falling real wages, more expensive food

Setyembre 8, 2019

Inflation is lower but food remains expensive amid declining real wages for many Filipinos.