+ Follow World Competitiveness Yearbook Tag
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[Title] => Global competitiveness: Philippine drops 4 spots to 52nd
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[Title] => DOF disputes IMD report on drop in competitiveness
[Summary] => The International Institute for Management Development’s assessment of the Philippine economy, which resulted in the lowering of the country’s ranking in the 2018 World Competitiveness report, was not backed up by actual data, the Department of Finance said yesterday.
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[Title] => Philippines suffers worst decline in competitiveness ranking
[Summary] => The Philippines posted its largest year-on-year decline in economic competitiveness in the past decade as it dropped nine notches to 50th spot in this year’s World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY) rankings of the International Institute of Management Development.
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[Title] => Leni ‘asset’ sa Duterte admin - SB
[Summary] => Inihayag kahapon ni House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr., na magiging malaking ‘asset’ si Vice president-elect Leni Robredo sa Duterte administrasyon dahil na rin sa kanyang karakter at malawak na karanasan na makakatulong sa mga inaapi, kababaihan at mahihirap.
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[Title] => CKSC, Adamson gain Freego semis
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[Title] => Phl world competitiveness ranking up by five notches
[Summary] => In the latest IMD World Competitiveness Report, Philippines moved up five places from ranking 43rd in 2012 to 38th out of 60 economies this year, posting the largest gain among five economies in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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