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[Title] => Education policies pushed to produce globally competitive workforce
[Summary] => The Philippines should pursue education policies that would help develop a globally competitive workforce and intensify public-private partnerships to fast-track political and economic reforms in the country, the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) said yesterday.
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[Title] => AIM to appeal NLRC ruling on suspended professors
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[AuthorName] => Rainier Allan Ronda
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[Title] => EU-style Asian economic community not feasible - ADB
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MANILA (AFP) â€â€Trying to set up a grand European Union-style economic community for Asia "does not appear feasible" the president of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said Thursday.
The focus should be shifted towards setting up sub-regional groups, ADB president Haruhiko Kuroda told a conference in Manila.
"Reaching a broad political and social consensus needed to develop a far-reaching pan-Asian grand plan of regional economic integration does not appear feasible at this stage," he said.
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[Title] => Pre-need group seeks benefits ceiling on open-ended plans
[Summary] => The Federation of Philippine Pre-Need Plan Companies (FPPC) is seeking a ceiling on the benefits paid to planholders of open-ended plans to ensure the continued operations of pre-need firms.
In open-ended plans, a pre-need firm pays the tuition of a beneficiary regardless of the amount due.
This is opposed to a fixed value plan that specifies a fixed amount the beneficiary would receive upon maturity.
FPPC president Juan Miguel Vazquez said there should be a cap for open-ended benefits to ensure the survival of pre-need companies.
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FRANCIS ESTRADA
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[Title] => EU-style Asian economic community not feasible - ADB
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MANILA (AFP) â€â€Trying to set up a grand European Union-style economic community for Asia "does not appear feasible" the president of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said Thursday.
The focus should be shifted towards setting up sub-regional groups, ADB president Haruhiko Kuroda told a conference in Manila.
"Reaching a broad political and social consensus needed to develop a far-reaching pan-Asian grand plan of regional economic integration does not appear feasible at this stage," he said.
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In open-ended plans, a pre-need firm pays the tuition of a beneficiary regardless of the amount due.
This is opposed to a fixed value plan that specifies a fixed amount the beneficiary would receive upon maturity.
FPPC president Juan Miguel Vazquez said there should be a cap for open-ended benefits to ensure the survival of pre-need companies.
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