Economic experts are calling on the next administration to tackle pressing reforms to propel the economy, including reforms in the areas of investment and employment.

Former Socioeconomic Planning secretary Romulo Neri and Foundation for Economic Freedom President Calixto Chikiamco both said that aside from addressing the usual problems of the country to keep the economy afloat—power shortage, slow internet speed, transport and infrastructure constraints—the incoming administration should immediately pass reforms that can help boost investments in the country.

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