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IF the economy can grow by 6.8 percent annually for the next 25 years, the Philippines may have a prayer to finally end its extended stay as a middle income country, according to the World Bank.

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IF the economy can grow by 6.8 percent annually for the next 25 years, the Philippines may have a prayer to finally end its extended stay as a middle income country, according to the World Bank.

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IF the economy can grow by 6.8 percent annually for the next 25 years, the Philippines may have a prayer to finally end its extended stay as a middle income country, according to the World Bank.

IF the economy can grow by 6.8 percent annually for the next 25 years, the Philippines may have a prayer to finally end its extended stay as a middle income country, according to the World Bank.