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[Summary] => Opposition Senators Edgardo Angara and Tessie Aquino-Oreta said yesterday that the reported 3.3-percent growth of the countrys gross domestic product for the second quarter was nothing to crow about.
Angara, president of the Labang ng Demokratikong Pilipino, said that the reported growth was not based on solid and sustainable economic fundamentals and the "over-enthusiasm" of the Arroyo administration should be reined in.
He contended that the 3.3-percent growth rate was spurred by personal consumption, a one-time contribution to the GDP.
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OPPOSITION SENATORS EDGARDO ANGARA AND TESSIE AQUINO-ORETA
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Angara, president of the Labang ng Demokratikong Pilipino, said that the reported growth was not based on solid and sustainable economic fundamentals and the "over-enthusiasm" of the Arroyo administration should be reined in.
He contended that the 3.3-percent growth rate was spurred by personal consumption, a one-time contribution to the GDP.
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