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The lower the ratio, the more limited the fiscal capacity becomes, which means a dependence on borrowings or foreign aid to raise funds for the yearly budget.
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The lower the ratio, the more limited the fiscal capacity becomes, which means a dependence on borrowings or foreign aid to raise funds for the yearly budget.
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Department of Finance Secretary Ralph Recto believes that the economy during the second quarter of the year expanded beyond the 5.4 percent growth recorded in…
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The hydropower inventory is envisioned as a valuable reference for future energy investments and policy decisions.
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‘It’s manageable if you have a steady job, a low interest rate on the debt, and can keep earning more money over time.’
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The budget allocated P26 billion for AKAP, with P21 billion designated for the House of Representatives and P5 billion for the Senate, proving that it was a…
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The national debt translates to each of the 112.6 million Filipinos owing P147,653 to banks and other financial institutions.
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The Philippine Statistics Authority reported that the figure slightly improved from the 5.3 percent recorded in the fourth quarter of 2024
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has vowed to attract more foreign direct investments to maintain momentum amid the improving gross domestic product.
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The Department of Tourism (DOT) on Thursday praised the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) 22 April report showing that all 18 regions posted positive…
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Boycotts, border tensions, and political fallout could cost the US economy nearly $90 billion in 2025, with tourism-dependent states bracing for a sharp…
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This unique metaphor perfectly encapsulates the rush and anticipation of budding romance, making the song instantly relatable
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When people say, “Behind every great man, there is a woman,” this might also, by extension, suggest that behind every conman, there is a conwoman.
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The Philippine economy continues to face domestic challenges and global uncertainties that require careful fiscal management and policy adjustments.
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The trajectory remains on the upside based on the quarter-on-quarter comparison, which is what most economists are looking at. The indicator showed a 1.8…
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The country’s economy grew by 5.6 percent last year, falling short of the government’s 6 to 6.5 percent target as household spending and the agriculture sector…
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The economy faces several exogenous variables requiring careful monitoring, including FX volatility impacts on import costs and inflation pass-through, Federal…
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Makati City residents can expect even better services this year as the city government announced Tuesday it exceeded its 2024 revenue target by 31 percent,…
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The country’s economy in the third quarter grew by 5.2 percent, lower than economists’ forecast of 5.7 to 6 percent.
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