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    Economic Development: (Homework)

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    The document summarizes an interview with a clinic secretary about inflation in the Philippines since 2018. The interviewee noted that rice and vegetables prices increased the most, with rice prices rising by 5-10 pesos and vegetable prices rising by at least 10 pesos. While some prices have come down slightly, inflation has remained an issue. The interviewee believed all vegetable prices increased during this period, not just chili prices as often reported. The summary concludes that inflation in 2018 was driven by infrastructure projects under President Duterte's Build-Build-Build initiative.

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    The document summarizes an interview with a clinic secretary about inflation in the Philippines since 2018. The interviewee noted that rice and vegetables prices increased the most, with rice prices rising by 5-10 pesos and vegetable prices rising by at least 10 pesos. While some prices have come down slightly, inflation has remained an issue. The interviewee believed all vegetable prices increased during this period, not just chili prices as often reported. The summary concludes that inflation in 2018 was driven by infrastructure projects under President Duterte's Build-Build-Build initiative.

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    The document summarizes an interview with a clinic secretary about inflation in the Philippines since 2018. The interviewee noted that rice and vegetables prices increased the most, with rice prices rising by 5-10 pesos and vegetable prices rising by at least 10 pesos. While some prices have come down slightly, inflation has remained an issue. The interviewee believed all vegetable prices increased during this period, not just chili prices as often reported. The summary concludes that inflation in 2018 was driven by infrastructure projects under President Duterte's Build-Build-Build initiative.

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    Economic Development: (Homework)

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    The document summarizes an interview with a clinic secretary about inflation in the Philippines since 2018. The interviewee noted that rice and vegetables prices increased the most, with rice prices rising by 5-10 pesos and vegetable prices rising by at least 10 pesos. While some prices have come down slightly, inflation has remained an issue. The interviewee believed all vegetable prices increased during this period, not just chili prices as often reported. The summary concludes that inflation in 2018 was driven by infrastructure projects under President Duterte's Build-Build-Build initiative.

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    Economic Development

    (Homework)
    Our task was to interview some adults regarding the inflation that happened since 2018.
    I interviewed, a clinic secretary that lives in.

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    Interviewer: Ano po yung bilihin na pinakang tumatak sa inyo pagdating sa pagtaas ng presyo?
    Interviewee: Yung bigas at mga gulay. Kasi tuwing mamimili ako, hindi nawawala sa listahan ko
    yon. Kailangan kasi ng mga anak ko kumain ng gulay.
    Interviewer: Gaano po kalaki ang presyo na itinaas ng mga ito?
    Interviewee: Sa pagkakatanda ko noong una kong naramdaman ang inflation, tumaas ang presyo
    ng bigas ng mga lima hanggang sampong piso. Depende sa pagbibilhan mo. Minsan kasi kelangan
    din tumubo ng mga tindahan kaya kapag dun ka bumili mas mahal ang kanilang mga bilihin. Sa
    gulay naman na binibili ko sa palengke, nagmahal ito ng sampong piso o higit pa, depende sa gulay
    na bibilhin mo.
    Interviewer: Hanggang ngayon po ba mataas pa rin ang presyo ng mga bilihin?
    Interviewee: Oo, pero yung iba naman medyo bumababa ng pakonti konti yung presyo.
    Interviewer: Ang tanda ko po noon, laging laman ng balita ang pagtaas ng presyo ng sili. Nakabili
    rin po ba kayo ng sili dati?
    Interviewee: Tumaas ang presyo ng sili pero lahat naman ng gulay tumaas din. Ewan ko ba bakit
    sili lang lagi nakikita ko sa Facebook.
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    This interview was quite long, so I decided to cut it short here and only placed the important
    part here.

    As seen in the interview, the inflation rate was so visible in the market especially
    to moms who were always out there shopping for food to feed their families. The most
    noticeable price change for them was the prices of the vegetables and rice. This is
    because almost all people buy them in the market. The consumers are of course shocked
    to hear the price change at first because of the inflation rate but became used to it
    because there’s really nothing they can do about it. The inflation rate boomed in 2018 as
    a result of President Duterte’s Build-Build-Build Project which was launched in order to
    manimize traffic in Manila.

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