The big push to update the Philippine’s infrastructure has led to a number of painful side effects, including a worsening external position, a falling currency and an increase in inflation. However, these problems should prove temporary and improving the nation’s woeful infrastructure is desperately needed. In terms of the country’s long-term prospects, a much bigger concern is the deteriorating political situation.
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