The opening of the Philippines to world trade was significantly influenced by the U.S. colonial period, which introduced new trade policies and infrastructure development. The establishment of the Philippine Trade Act in 1946 further facilitated trade relationships, particularly with the United States. Additionally, the country's strategic geographical location in Southeast Asia made it a key player in global trade routes. This integration into the global economy has allowed the Philippines to expand its export markets and attract foreign investment.
this development paved the way for the emergence of the Filipino sense of nationhood.
The world trades open to the Philippines has caused for the spaniards to sell more products to other countries. Since the materials came from the Philippines they use our resources and do not repay us as they sell more things we grow to have less resources But the positive is that our economy increases
The opening of the Philippines to world commerce led to the introduction of liberal ideas such as free trade, capitalism, and individualism. This resulted in a shift towards a market economy, increased foreign investment, and the spread of liberal economic policies. Additionally, it fostered competition, innovation, and economic growth in the country.
Greed is the main factor influencing world trade - the rapacious devouring consuming greed of the first world affluent materialistic countries.
improved communications
Several factors led to a birth of national consciousness in the Philippines like world trade and the liberal ideas that came from allowing world trade. Other factors included the opening of the Suez Canal and the Spanish Revolution of 1868.
The New Economic Policy of India is an opening of India's commerce to the outside world and an allowing of incoming trade items.
Miss World Philippines was created in 2011.
The Philippines is surrounded by waters being an archipelago. Because of this, it was easily reached by navigators from different parts of the world like Portugal and Spain. Ferdinand Magelland landed in the Philippines on 1521. If the Philippines is not an archipelago, most probably, great navigators like Magellan would not have reached it. Development in the Philippines was hard at that time since it was colonized by Spain for 333 years.
No. The Philippines are a collection of islands, but they are not the most in the world.
60billion is the debt of philippines in the world bank.
Admiral Perry forced Japan into world trade at "cannon point", in the 19th century.