The Economy of the Philippines: A Rising Tiger in Southeast Asia

Welcome to our KZbin video exploring the dynamic economy of the Philippines! Join us as we dive deep into the fascinating economic landscape of this Southeast Asian nation, known as the "Rising Tiger" due to its remarkable growth and potential.
In this video, we will take you on a virtual tour of the key factors that have contributed to the Philippines' economic development, examining both its strengths and challenges. Discover the diverse sectors that drive the country's GDP, including manufacturing, services, agriculture, and the growing importance of the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry.
We'll explore the Philippines' strategic geographical location, which has made it a hub for trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region. Learn about the country's favorable demographic dividend, with a young and increasingly educated workforce that fuels its labor market and innovation.
Furthermore, we will discuss the government's initiatives and economic reforms aimed at fostering sustainable growth and attracting foreign investments. From infrastructure development projects like "Build, Build, Build" to measures addressing ease of doing business, witness how the Philippines is enhancing its competitiveness on the global stage.
Of course, we cannot overlook the challenges the country faces, such as income inequality, poverty, and the impact of natural disasters. We will shed light on the efforts undertaken to address these issues and the potential for inclusive growth in the future.
Join us as we showcase the unique cultural and economic vibrancy of the Philippines, home to vibrant cities, breathtaking landscapes, and a resilient entrepreneurial spirit. Whether you're an economist, a business enthusiast, or simply curious about the world's emerging economies, this video will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the evolving economic story of the Philippines.
Don't miss out on this enriching journey into the heart of the Philippines' economy. Like, share, and subscribe to our channel to stay updated with more engaging content on global economics and emerging markets. Let's embark on this exciting exploration together!
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[@joserogercahilig8967]

Beautiful people, beautiful Country,thats the Philippines

[@jbn03canada]

Philippines has so much potential. Spain and america only dreamed to get it back if only they could rewrite the history. I wish in my lifetime I will see part of phil rise at least

[@reynoschicote]

I love to hear something very positive about the Philippines. although, in my hometown there are still so many garbage around. keep fighting Philippines. mabuhay Philippines.

[@edwinponsicaibis3986]

Sa community problema yan

[@noeminoemi1350]

@@edwinponsicaibis3986 no it's not, it's a nation wide problem. stop making excuses , now get a broom and teach people not to throw garbage everywhere and report it to the lazy leaders and mayors!

[@johnjohnfrederickh.webber2124]

I believe that the propagation of coffee trees and the coffee beans by Filipinos in thier backyards (especially in the cities like NCR) would benefit families. The beans once "prep" for sale through government channels (like rice is for NFA), would be a very good "sideline" just like having a sari sari store in thier homes... Another project for those in the far areas of the cities would be tree farming or trees like bamboo or fruit bearing varieties... The best so far is Lapnisan an indigenous expensive tree. This one is made into insense or perfume ingredients...I believe wood or timber in the future becomes expensive and.... people with idle lands can cultivate some (like sandal wood) and experience high profit margins... These are things they can grow without excessive expenses in it's cultivation...

[@FlordelizaDelingon]

🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aldyaltar]

The Philippines is rising and will be like Israel in the time of King Solomon 👑

[@tulihaw2011]

Unless all Filipinos stop throwing garbage on riverbanks and totally change their mindset to be more discipline especially people in Manila..

[@FlordelizaDelingon]

Thank u so much Father in Heaven Jesus Christ for all of ur Blessings and for ur Everlasting 🙏 Love ❤️

[@juanvalenzuela6013]

Hi Filipino here

[@edwinponsicaibis3986]

Ah okay

[@eduardoasis5664]

Chinese market?, it should be a two way street, buy and sell both direction.

[@alonzolobaton4631]

The Queen of the South will Rise🤗 The Land of Ophir. Where King Solomon got its Gold🤫 Columbus, Magellan, and Bush knew🤗

[@dellcruz2818]

i dont agree the philippines is a place where solomon got its gold because there were no archeological artifacts evidence.. and in those times. time of solomon there were not yet good maps . magellan travelled to the pacific in 1521 philippines is surrounded by two bodies of water..

[@DanMarieDan_YT]

I agree pH. The land of Ophir

[@Dom.HelpStory]

@@dellcruz2818 we agree

[@jperez7893]

Lol what drugs are you smoking? Really Solomon? 🤦‍♂️😂

[@Dripohito]

What?

[@gemmagonzales8993]

Let us protect the President and His family for the purity of his mission for economic growth and development.❤❤❤

[@Ernesto_Che_Guevarra]

Ulul ka.

[@robertcarlosllenarizas7987]

EVERYTHING IN THE PHILIPINES... HIGH COST OF PRICES OF BASIC COMMODITIES...

[@melchoralfelor]

Are you dumb head? High prices are caused by worldwide inflation. The UK and New Zealand Prime Ministers resigned and people in France always rally due to inflation. Even here in US, the gas prices is still high and at one time, price of 1 dozen (12 pcs) of eggs reached US$10.00 compared in the Phils. w/c is much cheaper. Do your research dude and stop barking.

[@alexvincentreyes3797]

It's worldwide inflation!

[@mariobaldonado8445]

Tsk tsk think Ist 😅

[@joemanimtim7087]

Research before you comment ,,,

[@robertcarlosllenarizas7987]

Explain me the fluctuating gas and oil prices every week fluctuation.. HOW MUCH DID THEY PAID YOU... INFLATION.. TOO MUCH.. AND WHERE IS THE TWENTY PESOS PER KILO RICE.. ARE YOU LEFT ALONE..

[@hkfoo3333]

Without the Chinese market , it will be in trouble.

[@germboy007]

Dont flatter your self delusional ,without overseas filipino workers it will not survive ,it proves by having so much foreign reserves in the covid times, i swear chinese people are so arrogant with little knowledge very pseudo intellectual

[@alanyosores5642]

Yes but in long-term we find ways🤣🤣🤣 BDO🤣🤣🤣

[@melchoralfelor]

Nope! W/o the Phils, China will have a big problem of getting nickel, iron and other metals w/c they imported from the phils. Also China is the one giving us trouble by occupying our sovereign territory and bullying/harassing our fishermen and patrol vesselsi in our own territory.

[@viskgramm2653]

I rather shot my legs than let my country have a partnership with a communist country that is still practicing genocide

[@melyaborot1707]

Geezzz by now should know that philippines is diverting to other countries you can have your chinese products for life coz we will never rely the thieves communist 😂 sooner or later they can even vanish from the face of this planet earth we dont give a deayyymmm...