An economist from the University of the Fraser Valley analyzes the Philippine economy, prompting calls for the President to reshuffle the economic team.
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Updated Aug 10
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An economist from the University of the Fraser Valley analyzes the Philippine economy, prompting calls for the President to reshuffle the economic team.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Arsenio Balisacan, Ralph Recto, and Joey Salceda are collaborating on the administration's economic agenda.Sub-event
- Government austerity measures are causing economic development to stagnate in the Philippines.Sub-event
Academic analysis of the Philippine economy leads to calls for a cabinet reshuffle.1 source
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Philippines
archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
- The US imposes new tariffs on imports originating from the Philippines.
- The Department of Health and Social Care is implementing the Universal Health Care program in the Philippines. Edwin Mercado was appointed Health Secretary of DOH, while Beverly Lorraine Ho holds leadership roles at PhilHealth and Ayala Healthcare.
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University of the Fraser Valley
public university in British Columbia, Canada
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cabinet
group of high ranking officials, usually representing the executive branch of government
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