In 1970, the Philippines experienced a mixed economic situation characterized by both growth and challenges. The economy was growing, driven by agricultural exports and industrialization efforts, but it faced significant issues such as high unemployment, income inequality, and political instability. The government, under President Ferdinand Marcos, implemented policies aimed at economic development, but corruption and cronyism began to emerge, leading to long-term economic problems. Overall, while there were signs of progress, the foundations for future economic difficulties were being laid.
one of the fastest growing economy in asia
the Philippines is 175 years late than the US economy
economic stability of the philippines
The Philippines is one of Asia's fastest growing economies. They export semiconductors and electronic products, transport equipment, garments, copper products, petroleum products, and coconut oil.
Mixed Economy
one of the fastest growing economy in asia
the Philippines is 175 years late than the US economy
economic stability of the philippines
The Philippines is one of Asia's fastest growing economies. They export semiconductors and electronic products, transport equipment, garments, copper products, petroleum products, and coconut oil.
Mixed Economy
to describe a situation caused by a weak economy and rising prices
mixed economic system
Economic Growth
to describe a situation caused by a weak economy and rising prices
to describe a situation caused by a weak economy and rising prices
The economic goals in the Philippines are many. The most important include equity, economic growth, more employment opportunities and stability among others.
The minimum wage in the Philippines in 1970 was 4 pesos per day for agricultural and non-agricultural sectors.