What Government can do in order to slowly boost the economic growth of the Philippines?

1. Have a competitive education system

- Supporting K-12

- Giving free tuitions and scholarships

- High-teacher’s salary

On the positive perspective, K to 12 will provide holistic education for all students. This means that
students will improve communication and social skills, increase positive peer interaction and many
educational outcomes. Moreover, students will gain more knowledge and experience that will be
essential in the future.

Get valuable education: The education level is highly correlated to economic growth. So by getting an
education in a profession that is in demand, you will not only increase your chances of landing a highly
paid job, but you may also help your country gain productivity and a strategic advantage.

We will be able to develop also competitive individuals in our country.

2. Protecting and preserving the environment

The country is known for having its rich biodiversity as its main tourist attraction. Its beaches, heritage
towns and monuments, mountains, rainforests, islands and diving spots are among the country's most
popular tourist destinations.

June 22, 2020. The tourism industry increased its contribution to the country's economy to almost 13
percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) last year, according to government statistics. Which means
economists traditionally use gross domestic product (GDP) to measure economic progress. If GDP is
rising, the economy is in solid shape, and the nation is moving forward.

eg. Waste Management, Greening Program, Anti-Illegal Logging, etc.

3. Entrepreneurship improves productivity

Here are a few ways entrepreneurship stimulates the economy: Employment– An entrepreneur by
setting up various businesses and establishments is generating employment in the economy. People
need jobs. This is a major contribution that an employer can make to provide income to an employee
who can meet his or her needs.

As businesses and workers become more efficient, costs fall, profits and incomes rise, demand expands,
and economic growth and job creation accelerate.