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DRN 1999 Vol. XVII No. 1: The Philippine Economy in 1999: Prospects and Key Issues

In 1998, the slowdown has been attributed to three factors: the El Niño phenomenon, structural problems and regional financial crisis. This issue features the prospects for the 1999 Philippine economy. The author recommends the implementation of policy and structural reforms. Here’s why.

Philippine Institute for Development Studies
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Yap, Josef T.; economic growth;
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