Business and Economy

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Philippine Business and Economy Wikipiniana is building a portal to provide a comprehensive scope of knowledge on Philippine Economy. Our pool of editors are presenting this content outline as we build the best of what Wikipiniana can offer for the Filipino people. These are the major topics divided into several categories to showcase a polished result of the collaborative efforts that we can start within Wikipiniana. These content outline will undergo a thorough review process to ensure to meet the highest standards that can serve as basis of our main goals. If you want to help, please register and be part of the growing community volunteers in Wikipiniana. The Economy of the Philippines has propelled the country to becoming one of the emerging tiger economies in South-East Asia. In 2004, it was ranked as the 24th largest economy by the World Bank according to purchasing power parity. The Philippines is one of the emerging markets in the world. Important sectors of the Philippine economy include agriculture and industry, particularly food processing, textiles and garments, and electronics and automobile parts. Most industries are concentrated in the urban areas around metropolitan Manila. Mining also has great potential in the Philippines, which possesses significant reserves of chromite, nickel, and copper. Recent natural gas finds off the islands of Palawan add to the country's substantial geothermal, hydro, and coal energy reserves. 2006 Figures In 2006, the Philippine economy expanded at a rate of 5.4%, faster than the previous year. The government plans to increase the country's GDP by 7% in 2007, although official projection is around 6.1%-6.7%. It also aims to grow the economy by 9% in 2009, as part of the projected target of the government via enhanced public investment to attract foreign capital as well as improved domestic improvement. Sectors Finance PRIVATE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Banks Pawnshops Insurance systems GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Rural banks Cooperatives Insurance systems Bank executives AGRICULTURE Livestock Plant industry Fishery TRADE AND INDUSTRY Companies Multinational Local Government institutions MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLY Factories Plants TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION Airports Airlines Ports Sea liners/ferry transport Rail transport* Public transport Communications companies Postal communications TECHNOLOGY IT Companies Government monitoring institutions 'MINING SERVICES Nursing INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS UNDERGROUND ECONOMY Economy under various Administrations The economy before Martial Law The economy under President Marcos The economy after Martial Law Economic Reforms under President Ramos The economy under President Estrada The economy under President Macapagal-Arroyo Statistics per year GNP GDP The Peso Inflation Production Philippine Accountant What is Certified Public Accountant? Brief Description: A Certified Public Accountant is a license degree for advancing accounting, financing and auditing terms. In every CPA accountants you should be able to take the exam to enhance your knowledgeable skills and your mental ability. How to be a Certified Public Accountant? These are the following steps to become a CPA: 1. Don’t forget to pray. It works. - Pray to God that you won’t easily forget what you’ve study and read about information of CPA. 2. Be prepared to take the CPA Exam - In taking the CPA Examination you must be prepared requirements like calculators, scratch paper and pencil etc. Make sure that you give your 100% concentration while taking your CPA Exam. 3. Study about the CPA Exam - After studying yourAccountancy Degree you ought to know the basic formats, contents and directions that are commonly written in CPA Examination. And you must be aware what kind of questions will be given in the examination. 4. Prepare about the CPA Exam changes - Every year CPA Examination questions are changing. So don’t concentrate your attention in previous questions that you take up instead be open-minded and be knowledgeable. And read every question carefully. If you have questions about the examination you just took, comments about your testing experience, or any issues to report? If yes, search in the Google about CPA Help and CPA Search. To know some information’s about CPA Examination. Famous Economic Events Famous Economic Places Economic Issues