Headline states that Philippine unemployment eases to 7 percent from a high of 7.5 percent in April and much lower compared to the previous year’s level. Actually, there was nothing to be ecstatic about the slight improvement as it was negligible considering the macroeconomic repercussions of the decrease and the number of unemployed represented by the decrease.
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