Philippines Business

Since the social and political revolution in the mid-1980s the economy of the Philippines has changed direction, making great strides in opening its markets and linking them with the global economy. The Philippines is beginning to welcome outsiders, making deals that will help develop its emerging economy and provide improved opportunities for its people

The Portable Encyclopedia for Doing Business with the Philippines is an unmatched resource for capitalizing on opportunities in the Philippines. Whether you are importing, exporting, or investing, you will find a wealth of detailed information that will keep you ahead of the competition.

For Buyers: The Philippines is a producer of raw materials and commodity goods, intermediate products, and --increasingly--of a range of higher value-added goods.

For Sellers: The Philippines needs goods, services, and expertise to support the devlopment of its economy: capital goods and intermediate components for its industry, support for its ambitious infrastructure projects nationwide, and consumer products for an awakening populace.

For Manufacturers: The Philippines has a large, cost competitive workforce, eager to be given the opportunity to earn and develop its skills.

For Investors: The foreign investment regime in the Philippines has been liberalized as the country seeks investment to sustain its development, with privatization and deregulation programs adding to its attractions.

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