MANILA - Members of the House of Representatives on Tuesday lauded the enactment of a law amending the 85-year-old Public Service Act (PSA), which could be a game-changer that would open up the Philippine economy to more foreign investors. House Committee on Economic Affairs chair Sharon Garin said the passage of the law will increase the Philippines' foreign direct investments (FDI) by around PHP299 billion over the next five years. Garin said it is also expected to increase the gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate by 0.47 percentage points above the baseline. She said the new Public Service Act, along with the Foreign Investment Act, will be "game changers" designed to boost foreign investments of capital for many ailing businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic. "After decades of meetings, discussions and debate, we now have updated the relevant laws that fit the needs of our country, as we try to move forward after the effects of the pandemic on our economy,&q