The Report: The Philippines 2021

The Philippines Posted an Average Economic Growth of 6.4% Over 2010-19

Get expert, on-the-ground insights into the latest business and economic trends in the Philippines. Produced by a dedicated team of in-country analysts and researchers, "The Report: The Philippines 2021" provides the in-depth business intelligence you need to evaluate, enter and excel in the market.

The Philippines posted an average economic growth of 6.4% over 2010-19. While the Covid-19 pandemic tested the country’s resilience during 2020, the response measures contained within the two national stimulus packages, Bayanihan 1 and 2, provided support to vulnerable industries. Meanwhile, the rollout of the imminent Corporate Recovery and Tax Incentives for Enterprises bill is expected to create jobs, encourage investment and generate growth in 2021 and beyond. A larger budget for 2021 will also help to jump-start economic recovery, which will primarily be driven by the prioritisation of key infrastructure projects, the transformation of the agriculture industry into a dynamic agri-business sector, and a greater impetus to strengthen the digital economy.

The Philippines in Brief

Features and Benefits:

• Go behind the scenes through exclusive interviews with influential leaders in the government, public and private sectors
• Inform your market-entry strategies with sector-by-sector overviews of the main trends, opportunities and challenges
• Get up to speed with conversations in local boardrooms through in-depth and thought-provoking analyses of the most topical economic and business issues
• Leverage comparative research to spotlight synergies, competitive advantages and areas for improvement
• Forecast scenarios for the year ahead, using a combination of hard stats and expert analysis, in a concise format designed to save you time
• Make data-driven business decisions with digestible macroeconomic and sector indicators and infographics

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• Executives and entrepreneurs
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• Consultants and advisers of all kinds
• Academics and students
• Government and policy-research delegations
• Diplomats and expatriates