Review of Socio-Economic Research and Development Studies

2017 - 2018

From Visayas State University, Visayas Socio-Economic Research and Data Analytics Center (ViSERDAC) and Department of Economics (DOE), College of Management and Economics (CME)
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Volume 2, issue 1, 2018

Household’s Vulnerability to Climate Change Impacts in Selected Coastal Communities of Baybay City, Leyte pp. 1-21

Maria Hazel I. Bellezas and Eulaine Marie Mangaoang

Determinants of International Migration of the Philippine Labor Force: A Panel Data Analysis pp. 22-42

Jedan Cavero and Rufina Capuno

Do International Remittances Alleviate or Aggravate Poverty in Developing Countries? pp. 43-64

Moises Neil Serino and Therese Ratilla

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Teaching Strategies: The Case of a National Vocational School in Hilongos, Leyte pp. 65-80

Leomarich Casinillo and Jacqueline Guarte

Role of Macroinvertebrates as Bioindicators and Resident’s Perception on Water Quality in Bilar River, Bohol, Philippines pp. 81-94

Eunice Kenee Serino, Rumila Bullecer, Maria Felomina Talagsa and Maridel Jan Madrona

Volume 1, issue 1, 2017

Impact Analysis of Sitio-Electrification Program (SEP) on the Socio-Economic Development of Selected Households in Matalom, Leyte pp. 1-17

Mary Jane Pepe, Ma. Salome Bulayog and Marlon Tambis

Empirical Evidence of Okun’s Law in the Philippine Economy: A Cointegration Analysis pp. 18-43

Karl John Galvez and Ernesto Bulayog

Determinants of Carbon Emission among Households in Eastern Visayas, Philippines pp. 44-58

Jessa Ruales

Factors Affecting Productivity of Upland and Lowland Rice Farms in Matalom, Leyte: A Quantile Regression Approach pp. 59-76

Brenda Ramoneda and Junnel Pene

Effectiveness of Public Spending in Improving Rural Development: An Application using Seemingly Unrelated Regression pp. 77-87

Moises Neil Serino and Therese Ratilla