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salve 5th October 2011 |
In the current year, is the crime in our country goes higherv than previous years? |
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Akmal 21st September 2011 |
Discuss the profile of Philippines today |
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John 1st September 2011 |
Can i kn0w the rate of out of school y0uth??? Please sh0w the latest one.. |
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kate 27th July 2011 |
can you please give me the population of quezon city for 5 years.. :)) |
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Jestoni D. Lamanilao 24th July 2011 |
Please, show some Statistical Data of Pregnant Women for the year 2001 in the Philippines. |
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kulot 5th July 2011 |
The incidence of crime index in the Philippines |
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wew 21st June 2011 |
top 2 - corrupted country !! |
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riza+mae 7th March 2010 |
i'd just want to know the statistical rate of pro divorce implementation in the whole philippines. |
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giane (philippines) 8th March 2009 |
where is the rate of morbidity in the philippines? |
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mary ann jaron (san pablo city laguna) 2nd March 2009 |
can i have a philippines statistics of the teenage mothers result as of 2009???specially in the locale of san pablo laguna........tnx.. |
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kim palacios (las piñas) 2nd March 2009 |
may i know the most common cause of death among the majority of the working youth and the percentage of the dead compare non-working youth |
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nestor (general santos) 17th February 2009 |
is there any availanable industrial map of south cotabato were i can just download it. please do help thank you... |
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mark (bulacan) 8th August 2008 |
10 leading causes of morbidity in the philippines 2007 10 leading causes of mortality in the philippines 2007 10 leading causes of infant mortality rate in the philippines 2007 5 leading causes of maternal mortality in the philippines |
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stephen nama (lagro) 16th July 2008 |
10 leading causes of morbidity in the philippines 2007 10 leading causes of mortality in the philippines 2007 10 leading causes of infant mortality rate in the philippines 2007 5 leading causes of maternal mortality in the philippines 2007 |
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joy (philippines) 15th July 2008 |
can you share with me the 10 leading causes of morbidity in the philippines 2007?? |
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myles (quezon city) 10th November 2007 |
i need to the top ten leading causes of mobidity in the philippines |
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Ayie Ramos (marikina) 8th February 2007 |
what is the latest population of the Philippines? |
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kimberly (Ilocos Norte) 1st July 2006 |
can u please give me the birth rate of the Philippines for the past 5 years. |
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jeanette 8th November 2005 |
top ten causes of mortality and morbidity in the philippines from 2004 |
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Dianne Manabat 21st August 2005 |
Please give me the prevalence of CONSTIPATION in the Philippines. |
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KAREN MACASPAC 11th July 2005 |
I just wanna ask if, what is the Zip code of the Philippines? |
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deo 26th April 2005 |
can u give me the bard of director of the philippine kidney center..year 2005... thank u |
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21st April 2005 |
You should have a map of the natural hazards of the Philippines. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 8th April 2005 |
In response to 'Lalaine' - a study of the Philippines labor force shows that the working-age population grew by 2.7% in the 1980s while the labor force (people in that age group who were actually employed) grew by 4%. Still, unemployment, which had averaged about 4.5% during the 1970s, increased drastically following the economic crises of the early 1980s, peaking in early 1989 at 11.4%. The International Labor Organization reports unemployment was 8.7% in 1997, 10.1% in 1998, 9.8% in 1999 and 11.2% in 2000. As underemployment also increased, about 20% of male household heads and 35% of female household heads reported, in 1980-85, being unable to find more than 40 days of work a quarter. In 1997, a little over 11% of the people reported being underemployed; by 1998, this number was just under 12%. Overall, urban areas fared worse than rural areas. Given this scenario, migration increased. Today, the Philippines has a labor force that is among the world's largest. Its unemployment rate, according to the latest reports (for 2002), is at 10.2% |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 8th April 2005 |
In response to 'Lalaine' - a study of the Philippines labor force shows that the working-age population grew by 2.7% in the 1980s while the labor force (people in that age group who were actually employed) grew by 4%. Still, unemployment, which had averaged about 4.5% during the 1970s, increased drastically following the economic crises of the early 1980s, peaking in early 1989 at 11.4%. The International Labor Organization reports unemployment was 8.7% in 1997, 10.1% in 1998, 9.8% in 1999 and 11.2% in 2000. As underemployment also increased, about 20% of male household heads and 35% of female household heads reported, in 1980-85, being unable to find more than 40 days of work a quarter. In 1997, a little over 11% of the people reported being underemployed; by 1998, this number was just under 12%. Overall, urban areas fared worse than rural areas. Given this scenario, migration increased. Today, the Philippines has a labor force that is among the world's largest. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 8th April 2005 |
In response to 'PJ' - according to the Philippines National Demographic Health Survey in 1998, about 21% of Filipina women have given birth or are pregnant by age 19. For more, see my earlier resonse to Abiegaiel, above. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 11th March 2005 |
Hi Carlaine, the Philippines budget for 2005 is yet to be accepted by the House of Representatives. See: http://www.congress.gov.ph/index.php. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 4th March 2005 |
Hi Evah, more than 54% of all Filipina women are employed, of who about 12% are industrial workers, 27% agrcilture laborers, and 61% service workers. Women make up 66% of all technical and professional employees in the Philippines. There's no readily available data on annulment of marriages in the Philippines, but you could try making enquiries through www.isiswomen.org. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 4th March 2005 |
Hi Abiegaiel, the Young Adult Fertility and Sexuality project of the University of the Philippines Population Institute, reported that the average age for the first sexual intercourse for both men and women is 18 years, 15.4% of women aged 15 to 24 engage in premarital sex, 23% of women ages 15 to 24 are sexually active, and that more than half of these said that their first sexual intercourse was either unplanned and/or unwanted, with 4% said they were forced to have sex. Also, 40% of sexually active women aged 15 to 19 did not use any contraceptive method during the first sexual intercourse. According to a study by the Philippines Department of Health in 1999, 20% of Filipino women by age 19 are married and/or with children. The National Demographic Health Survey in 1998, found that 30% of married women are 15 to 24 years old and that Filipino women aged 15 to 19 have the lowest prevalence of contraceptive use, and that by age 19, 21% of them have given birth or are pregnant. |
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Suchita Vemuri Staff Editor 4th March 2005 |
For Absycle -- There were 169 kidney transplant operations in the Philippines in 2000. For more on kidney transplants in the country see: http://www.worldkidneyfund.org/philippines.htm. |
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hannah grace orig 3rd December 2004 |
no pie graph for the people in lower class,middle class,and upper class.. tnk u! |
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mitch 3rd December 2004 |
what is the total fertility rate of phils.? |
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d 3rd December 2004 |
can i view pasig river |
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Chris 2nd December 2004 |
Lingua franco should read lingua franca. The Mall in Washington DC is not 1.4 times larger than the Vatican City; it is 1.4 times AS large. 1.4 times larger means 2.4 times the size! |
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kim 9th November 2004 |
can i view the distribution of annual budget in the philippines? |
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