+ Follow PHILIPPINE CITIES COMPETITIVENESS RANKING PROJECT Tag
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[Title] => Stalled economic growth
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[Title] => Quezon City declared country's 2nd most competitive city
[Summary] => After being declared by the Commission on Audit as the richest city for the past six years, Quezon City ranked second in a competitiveness survey conducted by the Asian Institute of Management (AIM).
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[Title] => Pasig attracts 22,172 new businesses
[Summary] => Pasig City has attracted 22,172 new businesses in the first eight months of the year, up 77 percent from the 12,534 recorded last year.
Mayor Vicente Eusebio described this as a "positive" development," considering there are still almost four months in the current year.
Eusebio attributed the dramatic increase in new businesses in Pasig to several factors, among them the availability of skilled workers and the adequate public and private infrastructure that makes the city attractive to business locators.
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[Title] => Mandaluyong is new ‘tiger city’
[Summary] => Mandaluyong City has emerged as the new "tiger city", according to the Philippine Cities Competitiveness Ranking Project (PCCRP) 2002 conducted jointly by the Department of Trade and Industry and the Asian Institute of Management Policy Center.
The survey said that "Mandaluyong, the heart of the ‘Golden Triangle’ (Manila, Makati and Quezon City), has finally emerged as a veritable boom city – one of the leading business and industrial centers in the country."
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[Title] => Las Piñas No. 4 in AIM’s competitive ranking project
[Summary] => Las Piñas City has emerged number four in the ranking of metropolitan cities in the country in the Philippine Cities Competitiveness Ranking Project 2002 conducted by the Policy Center of the Asian Institute of Management in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry.
Las Piñas City Mayor Vergel ‘Nene’ Aguilar expressed his gratitude to the AIM and the DTI in recognizing his administration’s efforts in making government service more responsive and relevant to the needs of the people in the community and also in meeting the challenges of global c
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Mayor Vicente Eusebio described this as a "positive" development," considering there are still almost four months in the current year.
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The survey said that "Mandaluyong, the heart of the ‘Golden Triangle’ (Manila, Makati and Quezon City), has finally emerged as a veritable boom city – one of the leading business and industrial centers in the country."
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[Title] => Las Piñas No. 4 in AIM’s competitive ranking project
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Las Piñas City Mayor Vergel ‘Nene’ Aguilar expressed his gratitude to the AIM and the DTI in recognizing his administration’s efforts in making government service more responsive and relevant to the needs of the people in the community and also in meeting the challenges of global c
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