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Toward a “Leapfrogging” Strategy for the Philippines

DRN 1994 Vol. XII No. 1-a
1994

Can a Third World country such as the Philippines take “shortcuts” from the agricultural stage to the post-industrial stage? The answer is yes and this article offers reasons why.

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Talisayon, Serafin D.
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competition; trade sector; information technology (IT); economic growth; competitiveness; trade policies
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