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over more than what you can think of... -seriously! this is crap. you cant give a vague answer to a logical question! one research states we owe Japan $11602 million, which is 30% of the Philippines' debt. 48% would be private creditors. There are no legal proof to this but I assume the 48% would either be the World Bank or Federal Reserves. But really, how much do we owe?
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∙ 13y agoBSP Officer-In-Charge Diwa C. Guinigundo reported that the country's outstanding external debt approved/registered by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) stood at US$55.4 billion at end-March 2010, up by nearly US$2.2 billion or 4.1 percent from the US$53.3 billion level as of end-2009. The growth resulted from net borrowings of both the private (US$1.5 billion) and public (US$925 million) sectors.
On a year-on-year basis, the debt stock grew by US$2.9 billion or 5.6 percent from US$52.5 billion in March 2009.
External debt refers to all types of borrowings by Philippine residents from non-residents that were approved/ registered by the BSP.
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∙ 14y agoThe Philippines owes its foreign creditors Php 1,975,343,000,000.
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∙ 14y ago405 million dollars intended for 4P`s program.who singedb the loan application?
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Why is share cropping a form of slavery?
The people working on the property, do not own the land. They do all the work, and the owners get most of the money. There is a contract for share cropping in which the people working on the land are not allowed to stop their work because they most likely owe money to the real owners of the land. Therefore these people work against their own free will and are slaves.
Is a indentured servant poor?
Technically the question should be "Was an indentrued servant poor?" seeing as indentured servanthood was outlawed a while ago. However to answer the question, yes they were. In fact, many of them accepted the contract just to get somewhere. For example, many indetured servants were just poor people who wanted to get to the America in the 1700s but didn't have enough money so they signed a 7 year contract with a wealthier person who agreed to provide for them and get them to America in exchange for the 7 years of work. However, this "7 year" time was often abused by the wealthier person. For example, they would say something along the lines of "You didn't work hard enough. You owe me another year." So many people would not get out for a long time.
How did slums originate?
Slums originated from the practice of people camping outside of city gates or city walls. Rural people looking for shelter or protection would often move closer to the walls and gates of the city. Also, merchants & traders seeing a chance to do business would set up shop outside the walls & gates. Eventually the ruling noble would see the tax benefits of new citizens and wall in & protect these people. Decrees & laws were passed that certain peoples could only live in certain areas... each to his own kind.... and slums, slumlords, and each to his own kind, and each to my own will I owe took root. So basically slums originated from those who could not protect themselves depending on those who could. Part of the city, but not part of the city.
What is the historical significance of Social Darwinism?
Was the belief that competition was part of human evolution and poverty existed as part of the natural order of things and that the small percentage of the wealthy at the top were the more evolved class of people. The belief applied terms from Darwin's An Origin of Species to social aspects of humans. Like, survival of the fittest and natural selection. It was a belief among many wealthy American businessmen: Sociologist Herbert Spencer; William Graham Sumner who wrote What Social Classes Owe to Each Other was considered the most influential Social Darwinist, he argued that social programs to designed to aid poor people worked against nature; Andrew Carnegie applied Darwin's survival of the fittest to society by believing that a free-market economy and noninterference of the government allowed the fittest to evolve. These people believed they were rich because they were evolutionally superior human beings.
What is the Difference between prejudice and racism and discrimination?
In my opinion, prejudice is a preference or a leaning towards/against something based on experience or learning. It may or may not be based on logical thought, and is often influenced by emotion. We all have prejudices...they refer to what we choose to like or dislike, trust or distrust, whatever. We should not be ashamed of them, neither should we be judged for holding them. It is akin to looking down on someone for not liking a hot sardine and cottage cheese sandwich. It IS rather how we manage and tactfully, gracefully and thoughtfully handle our prejudices that is a more accurate gauge of character. One who sits at the table and contributes to the enjoyment of the dinner despite their dislike for the plate before them is sure to gain more from the experience and be able to allow others to have or grow a concern for their discomfort, rather than just throwing the plate across the room and making demands. Having a prejudice is your right...forcing others to share yours is NOT. Rascism is a belief. It is often, but not necessarily, acted on. The belief maintains that one race carries certain or better characteristics over another. It may or may not be supported by fact. Therefore, racism would be a belief that "black people can't swim", or "white men can't jump". The observation that a caucasan man is more susceptible to a sunburn or that a Kenyan man would likely, but not always, be a black man, is not. It has nothing to do whatsoever with humor, the factual account of history, or a scientific or analytical discussion of the physical/social characteristics of one race or the other. The deployment of those beliefs, however, to influence a logical discussion or to deter, harm or deny rights of one race for the benefit of another is the worst form of observable racism. Discrimination is simply choosing one thing over the other for any reason. You discriminate when picking out a tomato in the grocery market. In the context of the other terms discussed here, discrimination as a negative thing implies the choosing between two nearly similar things or persons and selecting one for reasons that are neither fair nor logical. Unfair discrimination as it applies to the modern day complaint may deny one an opportunity they have rightfully deserved simply at the whim of the Discriminator, who may be rascist (or any other "ist") or may be unable to keep their prejudices (ie: personal likes/dislikes) in check. In other words, in the context of racial discrimination, they are choosing, chosen or NOT chosen because of some perceived racist belief, not merit or otherwise equal traits. I hope this is read and taken in the manner I have meant. This is a topic that is fraught with danger in some circles, and it is a pet peeve of mine that some will throw these terms around to scare or silence people. If these terms are involved in a conversation, it obviously is even more important that they are understood. We owe each other that courtesy.
How do you find out how much you owe the bank?
Call the bank and ask.
If you owe a bank money what will happen?
It depends on how overdue you are on your payments and how much money you owe.
Does Turkey owe the IMF or World Bank?
yes both, I can't say how much cause it's a lot.
How do you find out much you owe the bank without calling?
If you don't pay for a while I am pretty sure they send a letter how much you owe.
Does the World Bank owe Michael Jackson money?
No. its the other way round
Do you owe bbva compass bank?
How to get in touch with compass bank if you owe them money
What if you wreck a car without insurance and owe the bank payments?
Then you still owe the bank.
How much is the current Philippine debt cap?
As of now, it is said that the Philippines owe a whopping P4.42 TRILLION.
Can you go to jail if you owe a bank for a car?
in nc, can you go to jail if you owe a bank for a car?
Can creditor get you property?
depends on who you owe and how much. OR unless the bank already owns "your" property
What is a bank loan officer?
an officer who watches how much you take out in loans and what you still owe in loans.
What does it mean when claim is subject to setoff in bankruptcy 7 case?
Example: you, a debtor, owe me $10,000. I owe you $5,000. I can set off my debt to you, meaning that you cannot collect the $5,000 I owe you. Your debt to me is reduced to $5,000. The most common type of setoff involves a bank. Your deposits in a bank constitute the bank's obligation to you. If you owe the bank $100,000, and the bank has $5,000 in deposits from you, it can zap your $5,000, and now you owe the bank $95,000.
