One of the primary issues confronting the Philippine economy is its high unemployment rate.

It defines
the level of poverty that a household must endure. Not only the previous administration's strict
lockdowns and refusal to spend more on social protection and economic development worsen the jobs
crisis and inflation, but these are also largely due to a lack of production sectors that can provide
consistent employment and income while also meeting the needs of people's welfare and national
development. Increased economic growth will increase economic services, which will raise investments
and generate employment. Unemployment will be reduced as employment areas increase.