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ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet has approved a compensation package of US$2.58...

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'Amid lower growth goals, UMIC status still possible'

THE government’s aim of reducing poverty to single digit levels by the time the President steps down from office and becoming an Upper Middle Income Country (UMIC) next year remain achievable despite lower growth targets. In a briefing on Thursday, Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio M. Balisacan said while the growth…

PSA: 10 poorest PHL towns are found in Basilan, Sulu - Vimarsana News

PSA: 10 poorest PHL towns are found in Basilan, Sulu

THE 10 poorest municipalities nationwide, with poverty incidence rates of above 64 percent, may be found in Basilan and Sulu, according the Philippine Statistics Authorities (PSA). Based on the latest Small Area Estimates (SAE) for 2021, some 1.4 percent of the 1,612 cities and municipalities nationwide had poverty incidences ranging…

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Vietnam And Bangladesh Are Not Outpacing India — Here Are The Facts

On 11 March 2024, author and economist Sanjeev Sanyal posted a thread on X (formerly Twitter), in which he made a factual analysis of two big accusations on the Indian economy