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    THE ECONOMY OF THE

    PHILIPPINES

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    According to White (2010), during the American employment, the Philippines mainly supplied the United

    States (U.S.) with agriculturalmerchandise. Today, the rural sectoronly supplys 13.6% to the nations

    GDP.

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    This companycommons in Cebuis one ofmany which support agrowing backoffice processing

    companyin the Philippines. With the third biggest English speakingpopulationin the globe, the

    nations BPO sectoris predict toproduce $1 billion by 2010.

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    Philippines

    Manila, the 11th most populous metropolitanareain the worldwide, continues to be a rapidgrowingcenterof

    the nations financial.

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    According to White (n.d.), with more that 300 million farmers, China status is first in ruraloutput.

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    China has overtaken Japanand the United State (U.S.) as the numberone steelmakerin the globe with ayearly

    output of489.0 million tons.

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    Nanjing is situated in one of Chinas most important economic zones, the Yangtze RiverDelta

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    According to White (n.d.), beginning with humble origins as a small seaport trading rubberSingapore has been ranked the worlds busiest shipping tonnage since 1986

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    According to White (n.d), Singapore became the export centerforrubberby the endofthe 19th

    century.

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    According to White (n.d.), with its strategiclocation, Hong Kong serves as apivotaldistributioncenterof

    goods from China. Once the busiest seaport in the world, the city has beendisplaced by Singapore. YetHong has also beenvoted the most competitive economyinAsiaand the easiest place toraise capital.

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    Hong Kongis aperfect fusionofEast and West. Students in British schooluniforms gatherona

    Hong Kong stairway heralding the advent ofthe Beijing 2008 Olympics, a source ofpride and hope in

    China.

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    White, T. (n.d.). Hong Kong: a symphony of lights. RetrievedonApril 10, 2011. Fromhttp://www.thomaswhite.com/explore-

    the-world/hong-kong/.aspx

    White, T. (2010). Philippines. RetrievedonApril 10, 2011. Fromhttp://www.thomaswhite.com/explore-the-

    world/philippines.aspx

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    http://www.thomaswhite.com/explore-the-world/singapore.aspx