There’s a need to quantify in hard numbers the cost and benefit of the proposed economic Charter change (Cha-cha) in the House of Representatives.
There’s a need to quantify in hard numbers the cost and benefit of the proposed economic Charter change in the House of Representatives.Thus, said House Minority Leader and 4Ps Party-list Rep. Marcelino Libanan on Sunday, Feb. 26, as he called on the government’s budget and economic planners to perform a “cost-benefit analysis” of amending the 1987 Constitution for the purpose of relaxing its foreign investment restrictions.
“This is the most sensible approach – for us to ascertain whether the benefits outweigh the costs,” he pointed out.
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