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The document discusses key issues and opportunities facing the Philippines and the world, including global economic slowdown, climate change, terrorism, and shifting world powers. It notes projections that the Philippines may become the 16th largest and largest economy in Southeast Asia by 2050. It focuses on opportunities for SBM-XU, including its large population, business administration and accounting courses, and potential for social entrepreneurship. It raises the question of how to effectively maximize influence towards the best possible result, and identifies knowledge generation, a microfinance support program, and social entrepreneurship building as areas to consider.
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