The CIA World Factbook (https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/index.html) is an easy place to answer questions such as this.
In 2006, the Philippines had a GDP of 116.9 billion dollars at the official exchange rate, and 449.8 billion dollars at purchasing power parity. With a growth rate of 5.4%, this means in 2005, the GDP was approximately 426 billion at ppp, or 110.9 billion at the official exchange rate. That should give a good approximation to GNP, unless the labor from Philippino ex-pats is very large.
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grap of gross national product of the Philippines
2006 1,391,289 2007 1,495,589 2008 1,587,797 2009 1,634,682
Gross National Product from 2003 to 2009(In million pesos : at constant 1985 prices)YearGNP20031,171,43120041,252,33120051,320,00020061,391,28920071,495,58920081,587,79720091,634,682
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In 2006 it was $18.04 billion.
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According to the National Statistics Office of the Philippines, infant mortality rate in the country in 2006 was 24 per 1,000 live births.
Frank Gross died in 2006.
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