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The passage of economic reform bills, further reopening of the economy and the ratification of the Regional Comprehensive and Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement will help the Philippine economy grow by 7 to 9 percent this year, the British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (BCCP) said.
"The Philippines has been impacted, obviously, by the pandemic. The growth rates [should be] 7 to 9 percent to get the economy back to where it was. And I think the economic reforms will support that and obviously, the opening up of the economy," BCCP Executive Director Chris Nelson told The Manila Times in an interview.
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