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Ausgehend von den Rahmenbedingungen gewerkschaftlicher Arbeit stellt der Verfasser das politische System und die staatliche Politik der Philippinen dar. Im weiteren geht er auf Organisationsstruktur, Mitgliederentwicklung sowie Willensbildung der Gewerkschaften ein. Außerdem werden Ideologie und Programmatik und das System der philippinischen Arbeitsbeziehungen erläutert. Abschließend betont der Verfasser, daß man im Moment auf den Philippinen wohl kaum von einer organisierten Gewerkschaftsbewegung sprechen kann. Ergänzt wird die inhaltliche Darstellung durch Literaturhinweise und die Anschrift der Gewerkschaftsbünde. (KS)

Cover -- CONTENTS -- ACRONYMS -- PREFACE -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES: CONTEXT -- A. Trends in Public Investment and Capital Stock -- B. Composition of Public Investment -- III. IMPACT AND EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC INVESTMENT -- A. Public Investment Impact -- B. Public Investment Efficiency -- IV. PUBLIC INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT -- A. Public Investment Management Assessment Framework -- B. Planning Sustainable Levels of Public Investment -- C. Allocating Investments to the Right Sectors and Projects -- D. Delivering Productive and Durable Public Assets -- V. RECOMMENDATIONS -- BOXES -- 4.A. Ex-Ante Fiscal Assessment Processes for Investment Projects -- 4.B. Approaches to Broadening Infrastructure Governance -- 4.C. Axle Load Control -- 4.D. Chile: Ex-Post Reviews of Projects -- 4.E. Project Cost Breakdown -- 5.A. Malaysia Project Monitoring System -- FIGURES -- 0.A. Institutional Strength of Public Investment Management -- 0.B. Effectiveness of Public Investment Management -- 2.A. General Government Investment -- 2.B. General Government Capital Stock -- 2.C. 2015 Public Capital Stock per Capita -- 2.D. Central Government Balance and Gross Debt -- 2.E. Public Investment and Private Investment -- 2.F. Public Investment and GDP Growth -- 2.G. Public Investment by Function -- 2.H. EME: Public Investment by Functions -- 2.I. Capital Spending by Level of Government -- 2.J. Public-Private Partnerships' Capital Stock -- 2.K. Public-Private Partnerships' Capital Stock Relative to Regional Economies -- 3.A. Perceived Infrastructure Quality -- 3.B. Volume of Infrastructure per Capita -- 3.C. Public Investment Efficiency -- 3.D. Execution of Capital Expenditure -- 3.E. Investment Volatility -- 4.A. The PIMA Framework -- TABLES -- 0.A. Summary Assessment -- 0.B. Action Plan.

At head of title: The government of the Philippine Islands. Dept. of public instruction. Bureau of education. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: The government of the Philippine Islands. Dept. of public instruction. Bureau of education. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The political housekeeping, the economic state and prospects for the Philippines are explained. Record levels of investment, especially from newly industrialising economies and Japan are attracted in 1989. The political process, however, may be settling down, but the economy is being heavily taxed by debt servicing. Basic data, 1988. (EVD)