In the coming months, the publication will tackle sectoral issues like energy, trade and investment, healthcare, agriculture, public finance, and so on.
AOC has many local clients, and some multinationals, doing business in different sectors of the PH economy. The firm is also affiliated with BKR International, a global network of accounting and auditing firms with about 500 partner firms worldwide. AOC is the only partner firm in the PH.
So issue #1 introduces the readers to the macroeconomic view of the PH economy in relation to its neighbors in the ASEAN, North Asia and South Pacific, Europe and North America. Multinational companies and partner firms of BKR International will find the data useful.
Here are the macro data.
The size of countries' GDP now is getting more and more related to the size of their population, unlike before. This is because with increasing globalization and global mobility of goods and services across countries and continents, more people have more access to various economic opportunities. Thus, the economic size of countries with bigger population tend to expand larger than countries with smaller population.
And unemployment data. Underemployment data is not included as there seems to be no internationally-comparable definitions and data.
Check it out guys, thank you.
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See also:
Ipagbawal ang GDP Growth, Part 3, April 06, 2015
BWorld 1, PH Economy and Politics, Is there a Disconnection?, April 24, 2015
Demography 23: The UN, Depopulation and Climate, May 03, 2015
Why are Interest Rates so Low?, May 05, 2015
Market Reforms in the 2016 Elections, May 25, 2015
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