Ej Lopez
A week back, the country was roused by what seem to be good news that the economy grew by 7.5 percent in the second quarter of this year. In fact, practically all sectors of society was excited that finally the economy has signaled a positive swing about to happen to our local turf. Most business-reliant entrepreneurs and investors were pumped up by this swing, hopeful that such positive news may bring fruitful outcome to their interests. But that euphoric episode was immediately doused with cold water, with the recent news that unemployment did not improve or better still has increased and has put the quality of growth in question.