Wage rates in the Philippines are influenced by several factors, including economic conditions, inflation, and labor supply. The high level of unemployment and underemployment contributes to a surplus of labor, which suppresses wage growth. Additionally, many workers are employed in the informal sector, where wages are often lower and labor rights less protected. Structural issues, such as limited investment in high-paying industries and a lack of skills training, further exacerbate the low wage environment.
Farmers had no electricity or running water. They were paid very low wages. They depended on their crops. PS hope that helps! :)
it rises
The average wage in an LEDC is very low. Due to the increasing population, people is often far greater than the jobs that are available, the wage rate is low.
production cost is low (mostly b/c of the wages)
As of 2014, the Philippines is experiencing a growing economy, however, poverty and unemployment remain important problems. Corruption among some government officials, such as police officers, is another challenge the country is dealing with.
Is is because the Philippines wage policy are based by the principle of making the country into a more competitive by making the wages as low as possible. -PS21
The basic economic problems in the country of Philippines is high unemployment. For those that are employed low wages is another economic problem.
As the dollar is continually devalued it seems as if the wages are low, where in fact the prices of all the commodities we have to buy have risen at a faster rate. We used to be able to buy a $6,000 car on $1.82 per hour wages.
it is very low
low wages basically means low income!
Farmers had no electricity or running water. They were paid very low wages. They depended on their crops. PS hope that helps! :)
thier wages are very low and it has become very difficult for the farmers to run thier family.
low
It is very low indeed.
It has a very low crime rate.
There were no technical "allowences" if you mean wages;as in what you are payed from a job;then they were very low
Slaves had no wages at all. They were forced to do work.