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Assessment of BOI - registered local and foreign investment in the Philippines, 2010 and 2011 / by Khin Marlar.

By:

Marlar, Khin [author]

Contributor(s):

Nacpil, Bishop Emerito P [adviser]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Indang, Cavite : Cavite State University-Main Campus, 2012.Description: xi, 157 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

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DDC classification:

332.6 M34 2012

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Graduate School and Open Learning College (GSOLC)

Abstract: KHIN, MARLAR, Assessment of BOI Registered Local and Foreign Investments in the Philippines, 2010 and 2011. A dissertation. Doctor of Philosophy in Management. Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite. June 2012. Adviser: Bishop Emerito P. Nacpil. The study was conducted to present a profile of the BOI — registered local and foreign investments in the Philippines for the period 2010 to 2011 in terms of type of industry and type of project; determine the increase/decrease of BOI — registered local and foreign investment in the Philippines; determine the country investors; determine the project cost of the various BOI — registered local and foreign investment and determine the labor force contribution of the BOI — registered local and foreign investment in the Philippines. Secondary data were gathered from the Board of Investments while other information were gathered from reading materials related to investment. Descriptive method of analysis with the aid of some statistics such as percentage, means, frequency count and tables were used to present the information concerning the study. Results of the study showed that there were more BOI — registered local investments for the two periods considered in the study. Results revealed that there were 174 and 192 local investments for 2010 and 2011, respectively while for the same years, there were only 49 and 93, foreign investments, respectively. In terms of type of industry, local investors were more interested in construction while foreign investors were more inclined in manufacturing and service industry. As to type of project, 138 BOI — registered local investments were categorized as new in 2010 and 139 in 2011. For the foreign investments, there were only 59 new investments. Results of the study also showed that there were huge decreases in the amount of local investments in some regions. These include Region 2 with -611.42%, Region 5 -210.59%, Region 10 with -205.86% and Region 12 with -529.00%. There were also huge decreases in foreign investment notably Region 10 with -4,131.26% and Region 3 with -399.34%. On the whole, local investment still dominates the country with 82.16% share in 2010 and further increased in 2011 with 93.71% share of the total national investment. NCR and Region 4 had the highest share of combined local and foreign investment pegged at 29.04% and 26.23%, respectively in 2010. Meanwhile, Region 4 and Region 1 had the highest share in 2011 with 24.06% and 22.43%, respectively. The study revealed that in most regions, the Philippines is still the highest country investors for both years considered in the study. Results showed that the highest project cost was registered in 2011 at Ph. 53B from San Miguel Corporation followed by South Premiers Corporation with Ph. 42B. In terms of number of labors employed, the study revealed that there was a lone local firm in NCR that employed 5,601 to 6,400 employees in 2010, while there was another local firm in region 3 that employed between 3,201 to 4,000 employees for the same years. In 2011, the picture is the same for foreign firm that employed between 2,401 to 4,000 employees in region 3.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Materials specified	URL	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
Theses / Manuscripts	Ladislao N. Diwa Memorial Library Theses Section	Non-fiction	332.6 M34 2012 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Link to resource	Room use only	T-6057		00009806

Thesis (Doctor of Philosophy in Management) Cavite State University

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Graduate School and Open Learning College (GSOLC)

KHIN, MARLAR, Assessment of BOI Registered Local and Foreign Investments in the Philippines, 2010 and 2011. A dissertation. Doctor of Philosophy in Management. Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite. June 2012. Adviser: Bishop Emerito P. Nacpil.
The study was conducted to present a profile of the BOI — registered local and foreign investments in the Philippines for the period 2010 to 2011 in terms of type of industry and type of project; determine the increase/decrease of BOI — registered local and foreign investment in the Philippines; determine the country investors; determine the project cost of the various BOI — registered local and foreign investment and determine the labor force contribution of the BOI — registered local and foreign investment in the Philippines.
Secondary data were gathered from the Board of Investments while other information were gathered from reading materials related to investment. Descriptive method of analysis with the aid of some statistics such as percentage, means, frequency count and tables were used to present the information concerning the study.
Results of the study showed that there were more BOI — registered local investments for the two periods considered in the study. Results revealed that there were 174 and 192 local investments for 2010 and 2011, respectively while for the same years, there were only 49 and 93, foreign investments, respectively.
In terms of type of industry, local investors were more interested in construction while foreign investors were more inclined in manufacturing and service industry.
As to type of project, 138 BOI — registered local investments were categorized as new in 2010 and 139 in 2011. For the foreign investments, there were only 59 new investments.
Results of the study also showed that there were huge decreases in the amount of local investments in some regions. These include Region 2 with -611.42%, Region 5
-210.59%, Region 10 with -205.86% and Region 12 with -529.00%. There were also huge decreases in foreign investment notably Region 10 with -4,131.26% and Region 3 with -399.34%.
On the whole, local investment still dominates the country with 82.16% share in 2010 and further increased in 2011 with 93.71% share of the total national investment.
NCR and Region 4 had the highest share of combined local and foreign investment pegged at 29.04% and 26.23%, respectively in 2010. Meanwhile, Region 4 and Region 1 had the highest share in 2011 with 24.06% and 22.43%, respectively.
The study revealed that in most regions, the Philippines is still the highest country investors for both years considered in the study.
Results showed that the highest project cost was registered in 2011 at Ph. 53B from San Miguel Corporation followed by South Premiers Corporation with Ph. 42B.
In terms of number of labors employed, the study revealed that there was a lone local firm in NCR that employed 5,601 to 6,400 employees in 2010, while there was another local firm in region 3 that employed between 3,201 to 4,000 employees for the same years. In 2011, the picture is the same for foreign firm that employed between 2,401 to
4,000 employees in region 3.

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