英文摘要 |
The Philippines had experienced the ''People Power Revolution'' in 1986, and its economy has gradually recovered from acorrupt regime. However, the Philippines ignored the development of the manufacturing industry in the long time. This article intends to use ''Comprehensive National Industrial Strategy'' as an industrial development blueprint and discuss the Philippines' import and export products and its partner countries, labor policy, and free trade agreements. On the whole, the Philippines government has strengthened infrastructure manufacturing in recent years, which has helped attract capital investment, create more jobs, and maintain economic growth. In addition, as the world's largest labor exporting country, the Philippines, if the return of the Philippines' overseas labor from all over the world, the impact can be imagined as far as possible. |