Philippine Journal of Development 2023, No. 2

Ulep,ValerieGilbertT. Author_Email:, Moreno,NeilIrwinS. Author_Email:, Quimba,FrancisMarkA. Author_Email:, Adoracion Navarro, Flaminiano,ClarisaJoyA. Author_Email:, Puyat,VicenteAlbertoR. Author_Email:, Antonio,VictorAndrewA. Author_Email:, Uy,Jhanna Author_Email: and Michael Abrigo

Philippine Journal of Development, 2023

Abstract: The second semester issue of the Philippine Journal of Development contains articles on sexual education and behavior, the Oil Price Stabilization Fund (OPSF), digital services trade, and health service coverage. The first article explores how knowledge on sexually transmitted infections affects sexual behavior among subpopulations of female young adults in the country. The second article traces the OPSF history and contextualizes the reasons behind its abolition and the downstream oil industry’s subsequent deregulation. The third article assesses measures for the Philippines’ regional integration in terms of its effects on digital services trade. The last article analyzes trends and disparities in health service coverage using data from the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation on insurance claims, membership information, and accredited facilities, merged with auxiliary datasets from the Department of Health and the Philippine Statistics Authority.

Keywords: Health behavior; sex education; Oil Price Stabilization Fund; oil price regulation; downstream oil industry deregulation; policy reversal; fossil fuel subsidies; price unbundling; strategic oil reserves; digital services trade; WTO GPA; local loop unbundling; data retention policy; copyright enforcement; universal health care; health service coverage; spatiotemporal analysis; PhilHealth (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.62986/pjd2023.47.2

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