During the presidency of Manuel Roxas, several key programs were implemented to help rebuild the Philippines after World War II. These programs included the Bell Trade Act, which established trade relations with the United States, and the Parity Rights Amendment, which allowed American citizens to have equal rights in exploiting Philippine Natural Resources. Additionally, Roxas focused on economic recovery through the implementation of the Philippine Rehabilitation Act and the passage of the Central Bank Act to stabilize the country's monetary system.
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