THE Philippines needs to move toward shared prosperity to ensure that more people will benefit from the strong economic growth the country is making now, says Prof. Jamil Paolo Francisco, the executive director of Asian Institute of Management’s Rizalino S. Navarro Policy Center for Competitiveness.

Competitiveness and shared prosperity, he pointed out on Wednesday, are intertwined and that focusing on shared prosperity will allow the country to grow in a more sustainable manner.

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