The Philippines as a Developing Country

The Philippines are considered a developing country due to one third of its population in poverty and it's failing economy.There are 30.6 million Filipinos or 6.12 million families who are suffering from poverty.Small businesses are what support Germany's economy, a country with a similar population; this contrast highlights the importance of small businesses which are something the Philippines lack.The Philippines aren't just a poor country, they're actually getting poorer.28 percent of the workforce in the Philippines struggle with employment and finances

The government system doesn't support those in poverty and the system has no efficient structure techniques to control and provide for the growing population.

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develop small businesses, therfore increasing the employment rate and the economyDevelop a well-structured government system, preventing such distinct sociatal classesIntroduce better resources for building, education and product development

I believe the Philippines will not become a developed country without the building of a well structured political system, more resources for infrastructures and development, increasing the educational sources and by producing a large amount of small businesses to increase the economy.

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