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The document discusses tactics to optimize the economy of a nation. It defines economy as the wealth and resources of a country that is fundamental to developing citizens and the public. Some key tactics discussed include encouraging jobs and salary increases to boost industry, emancipating people through strong partnerships with various organizations to build the nation, and cultivating industry development through sectors like manufacturing, plantations, and financing institutions.
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- 1. OPTIMIZATION ON ECONOMY OF THE NATION By: Maida Lynn Jaguit
- 2. DESCRIPTION • In this time of momentum, we consider life as journey on the field generational and developmental settings.
- 3. WHAT IS ECONOMY • Refers to the wealth and resources of a country.Fundamental capitalization of the citizens/public in the development.
- 4. TACTICS IN ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT oEncourage work/jobs in salaries and wages increases oCultivate industry development oEmancipate people in strong partnerships in nation building
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