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Political Economy - Philippines

   
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Economic stability is an ultimate goal to achieve. Education, too, especially in the Philippines is very economic in nature. That is why it is impossible to prevent people from pursuing their own private economic interest, even at the expense of others...
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As what the Pareto optimality states, you cannot be better off without making someone worse off. The Philippines is still regarded as a developing country. More harshly said, it is not yet as rich and as developed as the first world countries. After the world war II, the Philippines was seen as one of the countries most likely to achieve economic power in the future...
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