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October 09, 2020
Philippine Star published an article stating that The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) has urged the public to give the Rice Tariffication Law a chance to take effect in the structural transformation of the economy and contribute to the growth of the agriculture sector.
Citing a 2019 IFPRI study, NEDA said the law could boost economic growth by at least 0.13 percentage point in 2025 by accelerating growth in the agriculture sector.
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