EMMANUEL SAN ANDRES

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                    [Title] => Reforms needed to boost consumption
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Greater structural reforms within Asia Pacific economies is needed to boost household consumption and ensure resilient, inclusive growth across the region amid rising uncertainty in global markets, according to a new policy brief from the APEC Policy Support Unit.

                    [DatePublished] => 2015-09-13 10:00:00
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                    [AuthorID] => 1438879
                    [AuthorName] => Kathleen A. Martin
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                    [Title] => Trade growth lags in region: APEC targets increased household consumption
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Greater structural reform within Asia-Paci-fic Economic Cooperation member economies is needed to drive household consumption and ensure resilient, inclusive growth across the region amid rising uncertainty in global markets.

                    [DatePublished] => 2015-09-09 10:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Mitchelle L. Palaubsanon
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                    [Title] => 64% of Pinoys oppose Cha-cha at this time
                    [Summary] => Proponents of Charter change or "Cha-cha" may have to wait.


Most Filipinos now oppose amending the Constitution at this time, unlike three months earlier when the number was evenly split, according to an uncommissioned nationwide quarterly survey conducted last July.


In a poll of 1,200 respondents nationwide conducted by Pulse Asia, 64 percent said now is not the time for Cha-cha while 36 percent said they are in favor.


In March, 45 percent said they were in favor of constitutional amendments while 44 percent disagreed. Eleven percent were undecided.

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Reforms needed to boost consumption

By Kathleen A. Martin | September 13, 2015 - 10:00am

Greater structural reforms within Asia Pacific economies is needed to boost household consumption and ensure resilient, inclusive...

Business As Usual

Trade growth lags in region: APEC targets increased household consumption

By Mitchelle L. Palaubsanon | September 9, 2015 - 10:00am

Greater structural reform within Asia-Paci-fic Economic Cooperation member economies is needed to drive household consumption and ensure resilient, inclusive growth across the region amid rising uncertainty in global...

Cebu News

64% of Pinoys oppose Cha-cha at this time

August 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Proponents of Charter change or "Cha-cha" may have to wait. Most Filipinos now oppose amending the Constitution at this time, unlike three months earlier when the number was evenly split, according to...

Headlines