Investor Presentaiton
Table 4.Value of Investments by Uses and by Industry Sectors
(Private Domestic Enterprises, Government or GOCCS)
Uses of
Investments
Production
Recipient Industry
Sectors
Domestic/
Exports
Intermediate
Consumption
Domestic/
Imports
Accumulation
Fixed
Assets
Depreciation
of fixed Assets
Non-
Produced
Assets
Current Liabilities
Assets
1,...,
Agriculture,
18
Fishery, and
Forestry up to
Other Services
Activities
Table 5. Value of Investments by Intellectual Property Products by Industry Sectors
Intellectual Property Products
Industry Sectors
Patents
Copyrights Trade Industrial Trade
marks design secrets
Trade
dress
Others
1,...
Agriculture, Fishery,
18
and Forestry ...up
to Other Services
Activities
Uses of investments also include direct investments abroad of domestic enterprises.
Aside from using funds for domestic production/intermediate consumption/accumulation,
domestic enterprises may make direct investments abroad (i.e., the rest of the world) which
shall consist of equity and debt obligations between the resident investors and the direct
investment enterprise (outward direct investments). The outward FDI stock is the value of
private domestic enterprises' equity in and net loans to enterprises in foreign economies
abroad. Outward direct investments could also be classified by industry, products and country
of the direct investment enterprise.
The fourth part of the framework is comprised of tax and other government incentives.
These tax incentives and other benefits as approved by law are given by the government to
foreign direct and private domestic investors to encourage investments into the country.
Finally, the framework reflects the near-term goals of investments: 1) ease of doing
business; 2) Skills; 3) Technology; 4) Infrastructures; and 5) Strong macroeconomy. These
near-term goals involve the development of domestic manpower skills, availability of advanced
technology such as networks, software and good internet connectivity; infrastructure such as
roads, buildings and airports; and favorable macroeconomic environment such as sustained
economic growth, stable inflation; as well as the medium-term goals - 1. upper middle
economy status; 2. poverty reduction; and 3. sustainable development. These goals are
anchored on the government's key development goals and the UIPF.
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