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31.01.08

Economy grows 7.3%, fastest in 31 years

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gdp press conference
(FAST GROWTH. NSCB Secretary General Dr. Romulo A. Virola tells the press that the economy expanded by 7.3% in 2007, the fastest growth in 31 years. In photo left to right: NSCB-ESO Director Raymundo J. Talento, Dr. Virola, Secretary of Socio-Economic Planning and Chair of the NSCB Board Mr. Augusto B. Santos and NEDA-NPPS OIC-Director Myrna B. Asuncion. Official photo from NSCB.)

What do you know, while we were all worrying ourselves to depression, the economy grew 7.3% in 2007 – the fastest growth in 31 years.

Read this breaking news from INQUIRER.net:

MANILA, Philippines — (UPDATE 2) The economy expanded by a forecast-beating 7.3 percent in 2007, its fastest pace in 31 years, boosted by the services sector, the government said Thursday.

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31.01.08

Misers and money

- Saving money, budgeting, family finance -

29.01.08

‘No one can afford NOT to save’

- Saving money, banking, budgeting, credit cards, family finance, spending habits -

28.01.08

Things to remember when borrowing from cooperatives

- banking, debt, family finance -

26.01.08

A guide to credit ratings

- So What Chocnut?, banking, economy -

23.01.08

Recession-proofing your finances

- Financial Planning, Investing, economy -

22.01.08

Stock market bloodbath

- Investing, economy, stock market -

21.01.08

Tighter rules on UITFs – finally!

- Investing, uitfs -

18.01.08

Middle-class, working Filipinos worried about bleak retirement

- Financial Planning, Investing, Saving money, blog manners, budgeting, credit cards, family finance, insurance, retirement -

17.01.08

High-yield deposit scheme for OFWs

- Investing, OFW, Saving money, So What Chocnut?, banking, bonds, forex -

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