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Aliun [14]
2 years ago
5

How does the rate of growth in the Philippines compare with that of Singapore?

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Ronch [10]2 years ago
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the philippines had 1.59% of the worlds population (2016) and ranked 73rd in the world, their gdp is way under Singapore, and singapore has 1.86% of the worlds population (2016) and is ranked 58th in the world and had a higher economy growth. The philippines are overall poorer than Singapore

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