Forging a resilient Philippine economy in the age of shocks - BusinessWorld Online

- The Philippine economy faced a series of systemic shocks over the past year, including domestic corruption and global geopolitical instability.
- A flood control corruption scandal restricted state spending while overseas conflicts triggered a global energy shock that increased domestic prices.
- These events highlight structural vulnerabilities that threaten the long-term resilience of the national economy.
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