The government must take direct action to alleviate poverty in the country than wait for the natural trickle-down effect of economic gains achieved so far, an economist said.
“It is better to have direct intervention such as the purpose of the new NEDA [National Economic and Development Authority] spatial and sectoral approach,” Alvin Ang, University of Santo Tomas professor of economics and Philippine Economic Society president, told The Manila Times.
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