I know you did not want to be very political, but do you put out anything at all . Because when i look at things that the government does, i draw a different conclusion than what my friend mr. Sherman draws. I see regulations that say the has regulation hayes regulation being implement it in the west, you cannot see the difference in the air. You have to have a computer to measure it. Using that regulation, coal miners being sent to the house in new mexico make 60,000 a year and they are going to be on subsistence level Government Support checks. That is an actual regulation that is penalizing the job market. I see those penalties, but do you all put out any kind of a fact sheet that says, look, you increase minimum wage, burger king is going to go and put kiosks in. The poor people are never going to get into the labor market. The gap between the rich and the poor is going to increase because we have outsourced and sent those jobs out of america on the low end of the scale that allow
Youre going to put pressure on the economy. When i look at the things that the government does, i see regulations that say the haze regulation is being implemented in the west. You cant see the difference in the haze in the air. You have to have a computer to measure it. But using that regulation, goal miners being sent make 60,000 a year. And they are going to then be on assistance level. Do yall put out a fact sheet that says if you increase minimum wage, burger king is going to put kiosks in. So the poor people are never going to get into the labor market so the gap is going to increase because we have sent those jobs out of america that are on the low end of the scale that allow people to e get into the workforce. So i wonder if you all do that because if you are in charge, it seems like youd put out a fact sheet so people sitting on this side of the desk could actually have some idea of what effect policies would have. I guess the answer is no they dont put out a fact sheet. Not o
ADDRESSING oversight in functions between the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) can make cooperatives a powerful tool for growth and financial inclusion, according to the central bank. During the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on Cooperative Oversight Arrangement between BSP and CDA last Wednesday, central bank Governor