Here are the ranking of the succeeding regions in the Philippines in terms of the Economic

sector: Regions I, III, VII, IX, XII & ARMM ranked 2nd and each contributed 7.70% to the
country’s economic problems. While Regions IV-A, V, VI & XIII ranked 3rd and each
contributed 5.10% to the country’s economic problems and lastly, CAR, Regions IV-B, VIII,
X & XI had the least problem contributors and each contributed only 2.56% to the country’s
economic problems.

Here are the ranking of the succeeding regions in the Philippines in terms of the Social sector:
Region X ranked 2nd in-line with Regions NCR & CALABARZON and each contributed
8.80% to the country’s social problems. While Regions I, CAR & VIII ranked 3rd and each
contributed 6.30% to the country’s economic problems. Regions II, IV-B, XIII & ARMM
ranked 4th and each contributed 5.0% to the country’s economic problems. Then Regions
VII, IX & XI ranked 5th and each contributed 3.80% to the country’s economic problems and
lastly, Regions III & XII had the least problem contributors and each contributed only 2.53%
to the country’s economic problems.

Here are the ranking of the succeeding regions in the Philippines in terms of the Institutional
sector: Region XIII ranked 2nd in-line with Regions VII & ARMM and each contributed
10.35% to the country’s institutional problems. While Regions CAR, V & XI ranked 3rd and
each contributed 6.90% to the country’s economic problems and lastly, Regions I, II, III, IV-
A, IV-B, VI, VIII, IX, X & XII had the least problem contributors and each contributed
3.45% to the country’s institutional problems.

Here are the ranking of the succeeding regions in the Philippines in terms of the
Infrastructural sector: Region ranked NCR, CAR & VI 2nd and each contributed 8.55% to the
country’s infrastructural problems. While Regions I, III, IV-A, IV-B, V, VII, X & XIII
ranked 3rd and each contributed 5.70% to the country’s economic problems and lastly,
Regions VIII, IX, XI, XII & ARMM had the least problem contributors and each contributed
2.85% to the country’s institutional problems.