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All signs point to a "vibrant economy ahead," Trade and Industry Secretary
Manuel Roxas II said the other night.

The Philippines, despite being perceived by some observers as the slowest to
recover from the regional financial crisis, is on the road towards global trade
competition, the former Capiz congressman said.

The Estrada administration is so upbeat on the economy that it expects the
three percent growth posted last year to increase this year and in the coming
years.

"We are now on the road towards global competition," Roxas said, adding that
"our exports have reac
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All signs point to a "vibrant economy ahead," Trade and Industry Secretary
Manuel Roxas II said the other night.

The Philippines, despite being perceived by some observers as the slowest to
recover from the regional financial crisis, is on the road towards global trade
competition, the former Capiz congressman said.

The Estrada administration is so upbeat on the economy that it expects the
three percent growth posted last year to increase this year and in the coming
years.

"We are now on the road towards global competition," Roxas said, adding that
"our exports have reac
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Despite doomsday predictions, Roxas says economy on road torecovery

By by ReyArquiza | March 12, 2000 - 12:00am

All signs point to a "vibrant economy ahead," Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said the other night. The Philippines, despite being perceived by some observers as the slowest to recover from the...

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