The Philippines must institute concrete reforms in the agriculture and tourism sectors if it is to sustain its growth story and ably compete within an integrated Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) economic community starting next year.

In addition, the Philippines will also need to leverage on its human and natural resources, improve ease of doing business, expand its infrastructure, and heighten efforts to eradicate corruption.

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