Dec

16

Japan’s economy shows recovery through its remarkable growth performance, buoyed by private consumption.

This rise in consumer spending was due to the surge in demand for eco-friendly cars and cigarettes in anticipation of the imminent expiration of government subsidies for cars and the rise of tobacco prices.

Because of this positive development of the world’s third largest economy and to prevent a potential double-dip recession, Japanese economists prod their government to continue to assume an easy fiscal and monetary policy stance.

This economic improvement bodes well for the Philippines.

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Dec

4

Cebu, Philippines is beefing up on trade deals with its Asian neigbours right all across the other side to Europe.

Cebu is forming links and networks in Hawaii, the European Union and established modern, stronger economic bonds with its oldest trade partner, China.

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Dec

3

Effective executive leaders set personal standards of excellence, not allowing external forces to define success or failure for them.

Such leaders set their standards above and beyond what others require, consistently delivering results that surpass expectations.

In following their own personal standards of excellence, credible leaders are the first and foremost model of the work ethic they expect from colleagues or subordinates.

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Dec

2

Former Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines Cesar Bautista, who is presently private-sector Co-Chairman of the National Competitiveness Council, shares a colorful background story on the founding and foundation of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations [ASEAN], the organization’s ideals, ambitions, initiatives and economic agendas.

Makes for an interesting read.

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