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New York-based think tank Global Source has slashed its growth forecast for the Philippine economy this year, citing the controversy over the Disbursement Allocation Program which may further cut government spending and investments.

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                    [AuthorName] => Kathleen A. Martin
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                    [Title] => GDP growth seen to breach 7% in 2013
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The Philippine economy is expected to grow over seven percent this year, eclipsing the high end of the government’s official 6-7 percent target.

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Phl growth forecast trimmed to 5.8%

By Kathleen A. Martin | July 19, 2014 - 12:00am

New York-based think tank Global Source has slashed its growth forecast for the Philippine economy this year, citing the controversy over the Disbursement Allocation Program which may further cut government spending...

Business

GDP growth seen to breach 7% in 2013

By Ted P. Torres | September 1, 2013 - 12:00am

The Philippine economy is expected to grow over seven percent this year, eclipsing the high end of the government’s official 6-7 percent target.

Business