Economic Policies of Quezon, Laurel, Osmeña, Roxas, and Quirino

This bingo card has a free space and 94 words: Commonwealth, Stability, Self-sufficiency, Elite, Financial aid, Post-war recovery, Tariffs, Transitionary period, Japanese imperial government, Industrialization, Modernization, Economic recovery, Economic independence, Core economy, Military support, Resource exploitation, PNB, NARIC, Cash crop export, Paul McNutt, 2:1, Dollar reserves, Agrarian reform, PHILCUSA, Commonwealth, Parity Rights, Economic Protectionism, Hyperinflation, Social Justice, Central Bank, Bell Trade Act, Post-war Reconstruction, Price Freeze, National Industrialization, Import Substitution, Philippine Trade Act, Agrarian Assistance, Rural Banks, Industrial Recovery, Tariff Act, Rehabilitation, Economic Liberalization, Food Shortage, Export Quotas, Infrastructure Development, Labor Strike, Rice Control, War Damage Compensation, Japanese Occupation, IMF Loan, Foreign Investments, Development Loans, Dollar Devaluation, US Aid, Wartime Economy, Agrarian Reform, Inflation Control, Import Controls, Economic Boom, Fiscal Deficit, Trade Surplus, Black Market, Smuggling, Economic Nationalism, Monetary Policy, Exchange Rate, Protectionist Tariffs, Capital Flight, Gold Standard, Land Redistribution, Foreign Debt, Investment Bubble, Consumer Price Index, Economic Sanctions, Public Spending, Wage Control, Labor Union, Tax Evasion, Subsidized Loans, Agricultural Cooperatives, Free Trade Agreement, Economic Diversification, GDP Growth, Budget Deficit, Price Gouging, Foreign Exchange Reserves, Business Monopoly, Supply Chain Disruption, Credit Expansion, Economic Recession, Government Bonds, Inflationary Pressure, Trade Embargo and National Debt.

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