Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review
The report highlights how much recent achievements, in terms of growth, and poverty reduction, owe to the progress the country has made on a broad front of policy issues, such as openness to trade, investment, and competition, as well as education,...
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okr-10986-151422021-04-23T14:03:15Z Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review World Bank ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ADB AGRICULTURE AUDITING BANKING REGULATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITAL FLOWS CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANK CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTED LENDING CONSOLIDATION CONSUMERS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORRUPTION CPI DEBT DEBT RESTRUCTURING DEMOCRACY DEPOSIT INSURANCE DEVALUATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEVOLUTION DISPOSABLE INCOME DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT ELASTICITY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPORT GROWTH EXPORTS FAMILIES FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL REGULATION FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL YEAR FISHERIES FREE TRADE GDP GDP PER CAPITA GNP GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL SAVINGS GROWTH PATH GROWTH POTENTIAL GROWTH RATES HEALTH INDICATORS HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME INCOME GROUPS INCOME INEQUALITY INDUSTRIALIZATION INFLATION INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JUDICIARY EFFECTIVENESS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAWS LENDING PRACTICES LIFTING LIQUIDITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGERS MICROFINANCE MONOPOLY RENTS MORALITY MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS MUTUAL FUND NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL OUTPUT OVERHEAD COSTS POPULATION GROWTH POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS PUBLIC SECTOR RENT SEEKING RETIREMENT RULE OF LAW SAVINGS SAVINGS RATES SECURITIES SOCIAL SECURITY STOCKHOLDERS T-BILLS TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMS OF TRADE TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRANSPARENCY TREASURY BILLS UNDERLYING PROBLEM UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE URBANIZATION VALUE ADDED WAGES WORKERS WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION WTO YOUTH GROWTH POLICY EQUITY OBJECTIVES SOCIAL SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FINANCIAL CRISES PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION EXPORTS EXPORT MARKETS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REFORM POLICY TRADE DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENTS COMPETITIVENESS FINANCIAL REGULATION TRADE LIBERALIZATION CORPORATE STRUCTURE EDUCATION SECTOR GOVERNANCE APPROACH PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT The report highlights how much recent achievements, in terms of growth, and poverty reduction, owe to the progress the country has made on a broad front of policy issues, such as openness to trade, investment, and competition, as well as education, and financial regulation. Nonetheless, progress has been uneven in several fronts, such as the need to intensify trade liberalization, and domestic competition; to strengthen governance across financial, corporate, and public sectors; to broaden asset ownership, and access by the poor to both tangible assets - land - and intangible ones, such as education. Beyond the financial crises, the report addresses medium-term challenges to face poverty reduction, and economic performance, and, strengthen corporate governance, and financial development, through financial reforms. It calls for the provision of public goods, delivery of effective justice, and improvement of revenue performance, through improved fiscal consolidation to attract foreign assistance. Among the recommendations, the need for savings mobilization is suggested to sustain economic growth, through diversification of savings instruments, and increased trade liberalization. 2013-08-16T20:52:56Z 2013-08-16T20:52:56Z 2000-05-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/05/437675/philippines-growth-equity-remaining-agenda-world-bank-social-structural-review http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15142 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC East Asia and Pacific Philippines |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ADB AGRICULTURE AUDITING BANKING REGULATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITAL FLOWS CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANK CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTED LENDING CONSOLIDATION CONSUMERS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORRUPTION CPI DEBT DEBT RESTRUCTURING DEMOCRACY DEPOSIT INSURANCE DEVALUATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEVOLUTION DISPOSABLE INCOME DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT ELASTICITY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPORT GROWTH EXPORTS FAMILIES FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL REGULATION FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL YEAR FISHERIES FREE TRADE GDP GDP PER CAPITA GNP GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL SAVINGS GROWTH PATH GROWTH POTENTIAL GROWTH RATES HEALTH INDICATORS HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME INCOME GROUPS INCOME INEQUALITY INDUSTRIALIZATION INFLATION INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JUDICIARY EFFECTIVENESS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAWS LENDING PRACTICES LIFTING LIQUIDITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGERS MICROFINANCE MONOPOLY RENTS MORALITY MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS MUTUAL FUND NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL OUTPUT OVERHEAD COSTS POPULATION GROWTH POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS PUBLIC SECTOR RENT SEEKING RETIREMENT RULE OF LAW SAVINGS SAVINGS RATES SECURITIES SOCIAL SECURITY STOCKHOLDERS T-BILLS TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMS OF TRADE TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRANSPARENCY TREASURY BILLS UNDERLYING PROBLEM UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE URBANIZATION VALUE ADDED WAGES WORKERS WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION WTO YOUTH GROWTH POLICY EQUITY OBJECTIVES SOCIAL SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FINANCIAL CRISES PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION EXPORTS EXPORT MARKETS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REFORM POLICY TRADE DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENTS COMPETITIVENESS FINANCIAL REGULATION TRADE LIBERALIZATION CORPORATE STRUCTURE EDUCATION SECTOR GOVERNANCE APPROACH PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT |
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ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES ADB AGRICULTURE AUDITING BANKING REGULATION BANKING SYSTEM CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITAL FLOWS CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANK CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE CIVIL SOCIETY COMPETITIVENESS CONNECTED LENDING CONSOLIDATION CONSUMERS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORRUPTION CPI DEBT DEBT RESTRUCTURING DEMOCRACY DEPOSIT INSURANCE DEVALUATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEVOLUTION DISPOSABLE INCOME DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE ECONOMIC STRUCTURES EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT ELASTICITY EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPORT GROWTH EXPORTS FAMILIES FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL REGULATION FINANCIAL RESTRUCTURING FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL YEAR FISHERIES FREE TRADE GDP GDP PER CAPITA GNP GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT GROSS NATIONAL SAVINGS GROWTH PATH GROWTH POTENTIAL GROWTH RATES HEALTH INDICATORS HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INCOME INCOME GROUPS INCOME INEQUALITY INDUSTRIALIZATION INFLATION INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT JUDICIARY EFFECTIVENESS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXES LAND USE LAWS LENDING PRACTICES LIFTING LIQUIDITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGERS MICROFINANCE MONOPOLY RENTS MORALITY MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS MUTUAL FUND NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL OUTPUT OVERHEAD COSTS POPULATION GROWTH POVERTY ALLEVIATION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS PUBLIC SECTOR RENT SEEKING RETIREMENT RULE OF LAW SAVINGS SAVINGS RATES SECURITIES SOCIAL SECURITY STOCKHOLDERS T-BILLS TANGIBLE ASSETS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMS OF TRADE TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY TRADE LIBERALIZATION TRANSPARENCY TREASURY BILLS UNDERLYING PROBLEM UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE URBANIZATION VALUE ADDED WAGES WORKERS WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION WTO YOUTH GROWTH POLICY EQUITY OBJECTIVES SOCIAL SAFETY NETS POVERTY REDUCTION FINANCIAL CRISES PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION EXPORTS EXPORT MARKETS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REFORM POLICY TRADE DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENTS COMPETITIVENESS FINANCIAL REGULATION TRADE LIBERALIZATION CORPORATE STRUCTURE EDUCATION SECTOR GOVERNANCE APPROACH PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT World Bank Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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The report highlights how much recent
achievements, in terms of growth, and poverty reduction, owe
to the progress the country has made on a broad front of
policy issues, such as openness to trade, investment, and
competition, as well as education, and financial regulation.
Nonetheless, progress has been uneven in several fronts,
such as the need to intensify trade liberalization, and
domestic competition; to strengthen governance across
financial, corporate, and public sectors; to broaden asset
ownership, and access by the poor to both tangible assets -
land - and intangible ones, such as education. Beyond the
financial crises, the report addresses medium-term
challenges to face poverty reduction, and economic
performance, and, strengthen corporate governance, and
financial development, through financial reforms. It calls
for the provision of public goods, delivery of effective
justice, and improvement of revenue performance, through
improved fiscal consolidation to attract foreign assistance.
Among the recommendations, the need for savings mobilization
is suggested to sustain economic growth, through
diversification of savings instruments, and increased trade liberalization. |
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Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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Philippines - Growth with Equity : The Remaining Agenda - A World Bank Social and Structural Review |
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philippines - growth with equity : the remaining agenda - a world bank social and structural review |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2000/05/437675/philippines-growth-equity-remaining-agenda-world-bank-social-structural-review http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15142 |
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