The Philippines is an agrarian country, with half ♔of its population engaged in farming. In 2017, the agriculture and forestry sector alone contributed 8.4% to national GDP – a share which rises to 9.6% if fisheries are incl෴uded – ...

According to the Philippines Statistics Authority (“PSA”), total household expenditures have been growing at a CAGR of 8.0% from 2012 to 𝄹2016, as economic growth in the Philippines has expanded strongly in recent years, increasing the ...

The Philippines has the fifth largest insurance sector in the ASEAN region, although insurance ꦜpenetration and density remain lower in the Philippines than in many of its more developed ASEAN counterparts. The relatively undeveloped state of the ...

The Philippine economy has expanded rapidly in recent years, with GDP growth reaching 6.9% y/y in 2016. The country’s banking sector is at an early stage of development꧟, with consumer saving and borrowing still largely conducted through the ...

The Philippines healthcare and pharmaceuticals sector has grown gradually in ಌpast years due to the country’s population and economic growth. Recently, sector growth has accelerated due to policy measures to increase the healthcare budget which ...

The Philippines is an agrarian country, with half of its population living in the rural areas and being engaged in farming. Agriculture and forestry contributed some 8.8% to the national GDP on its o🃏wn, and some 10.3% if fisheries are included, ...

The food and beverage sector o📖f the Philippinꩲes accounted for 10% of GDP and for 50.1% of the nominal value added of manufacturing in 2015. Although the country is a large producer of coconut products and tropical fruits, the foreign trade gap in ...

The Philippine automotive industry and market have been growing steadily over ♑the past five years. Sales in 2015 were by 144.8% higher than they had been in 2007, the year when they first recovered from the slump brought about by the 1997 Asian ...