Philippine Review of Economics

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Volume 53, issue 2, 2016

Water, sanitation, and hygiene for child health: some evidence in support of public intervention in the Philippines pp. 1-27

Joseph Capuno, Carlos Antonio Tan, Jr. and Xylee Javier

RE-thinking market failure in the light of the imperfect state pp. 28-46

Raul Fabella and Vigile Marie Fabella

An essay on schooling outcomes in the Philippines: the role of households, markets, and institutions pp. 47-65

Ma. Laarni D. Revilla and Jonna P. Estudillo

Risk management and coping strategies: climate change and agriculture in the Philippines pp. 66-104

Majah-Leah Ravago, James Roumasset and Karl Jandoc

Economic and political dynamics in Philippine development pp. 105-118

Florian A. Alburo

Banana production and cooperatives in the Philippines: a structure for self-reliance of farmer growers under agrarian reform pp. 119-146

Katsumi Nozawa

Volume 53, issue 1, 2016

Preferences, government investment, and disbursement sudden stops pp. 1-18

Lawrence Dacuycuy

The roles of gender and education in the intrahousehold allocation of remittances of Filipino migrant workers pp. 19-55

Marjorie Pajaron

A novel way of measuring the endowment effect of gaining a child pp. 56-71

Stella Luz Quimbo, Xylee Javier, Joseph Capuno and Emmanuel de Dios

Ascertaining the link between dengue and climatic conditions pp. 72-86

Agustin Arcenas

Trade is a good gauge of economic activity. Given the economic and geographical attributes of a place, one can assess the likely levels of trading activity, and this may be used as an indicator of the relative economic potential among the areas. However, trade estimates are available only at the regional level of disaggregation, despite the fact that planning by local governments and even by line agencies of the central government happens mostly at the sub-regional level. In this research, we fill this data gap by estimating trade at town or city level via a gravity model of trade. Normally sub-regional trade is estimated using Ordinary Least Regression, but this research uses Poisson Regression which is better at handling zero trade values without transformation. The research results have been applied by a number of government agencies in their respective programs pp. 87-96

Nikkin Beronilla, Patrocinio Jude Esguerra and Jamir Ocampo

Time inconsistency: the Phillips curve example, an analysis for intermediate macroeconomics pp. 97-126

Fidelina Natividad-Carlos

Volume 52, issue 2, 2015

Urban-rural income and wage gaps in the Philippines: measurement error, unequal endowments, or factor market failure? pp. 1-21

Karl Kendrick Chua, Louie Limkin, John Nye and Jeffrey Williamson

American private direct investment in the Philippines after independence pp. 22-37

Gerardo P. Sicat

Singapore’s five decades of development: lessons and future directions pp. 38-64

Chia Siow Yue

The Philippines: on the road to being an emerging economy pp. 65-83

Dante B. Canlas

Development progeria: the role of institutions and the exchange rate pp. 84-99

Sarah Lynne Daway-Ducanes and Raul Fabella

Malaysia-China trade: old and new routes pp. 100-117

Tham Siew Yean and Andrew Kam Jia Yi

Class participation in politics in Southeast Asia pp. 118-142

Joseph Capuno

The effect of trade policy on firm productivity in Thai manufacturing pp. 143-169

Archanun Kohpaiboon and Juthathip Jongwanich

Households’ access to financial services: some evidence from survey data pp. 170-191

Gilberto M. Llanto

The ASEAN business cycle and China’s slowdown pp. 192-209

Bhanupong Nidhiprabha

Goods trade liberalization under the ASEAN Economic Community: effects on the Philippine economy pp. 210-233

Ramon L. Clarete and Philip Arnold Tuano

Just how good is unemployment as a measure of welfare? A note pp. 234-245

Emmanuel de Dios and Katrina Dinglasan

Volume 51, issue 2, 2014

Market competition in the downstream oil industry: is there evidence of price asymmetry? pp. 1-20

Maria Joy Abrenica, Rolando Danao and Ma. Nimfa Mendoza

Poor parents, rich children: the role of schooling, nonfarm work, and migration in rural Philippines pp. 21-46

Jonna P. Estudillo, Yukichi Mano, Yasuyuki Sawada and Keijiro Otsuka

Has the Philippines forever lost its chance at industrialization? pp. 47-66

Jeffrey G. Williamson and Emmanuel de Dios

Evolutionary economics and household behavior pp. 67-82

Charles Horioka

Empirical measurement of illicit tobacco trade in the Philippines pp. 83-96

Victor Abola, Deborah Sy, Ryan Denniston and Anthony So

The effects of a minimum wage on employment outcomes: an application of regression discontinuity design pp. 97-120

Kristine Laura S. Canales

The impacts of microcredit on poverty reduction: evidence from Cambodian rural villages pp. 121-150

Phim Runsinarith

Volume 51, issue 1, 2014

Rethinking the taxation of compensation income in the Philippines pp. 1-22

Stella Luz Quimbo and Xylee Javier

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP): Time to let go pp. 1-18

Raul Fabella

Time to let go of CARP? Not so fast pp. 19-27

Toby C. Monsod and Sharon A. Piza

Time-varying conditional Johnson Su density in Value-at-Risk methodology pp. 23-44

Peter Julian Cayton and Dennis Mapa

On the cusp of budget transformation: the work for an inclusive budget process under the Aquino administration pp. 28-59

Florencio B. Abad

Impact assessment of national and regional policies using the Philippine Regional General Equilibrium model pp. 45-76

Roehlano Briones

Recent Philippine budget reforms:separating the chaff from the grain, the whimsical from the real pp. 60-85

Benjamin E. Diokno

Does judicial quality matter for firm performance? pp. 77-94

Josemaria Gabriel Agregado, Jose Maria Marella and Toby Monsod

Optimal solution to cybercrimes: lessons from law and economics pp. 84-116

Ruperto P. Majuca

A note on the effects of remittances and overseas migration on some Philippine statistics pp. 95-116

Sarah Lynne Daway-Ducanes and Geoffrey Ducanes

International migration and occupational licensing: an empirical exploration pp. 117-142

Marina Fe Durano

The impact of the PhilippinesÕ conditional cash transfer program on consumption pp. 117-161

Melba V. Tutor

Book Review: PikettyÕs Capital in the twenty-first century pp. 143-156

Rosa Maria Alonso I Terme

When did we begin to spell Òheteros*edasticityÓ correctly? pp. 162-178

Alfredo Paloyo

Volume 50, issue 2, 2013

Shocks to Philippine Households: incidence, idiosyncrasy, and impact pp. 1-27

Joseph Capuno, Aleli D. Kraft, Stella Luz Quimbo and Carlos Antonio

State capacity, stakeholder buy-in, and collective action problems: the budget allocation case pp. 28-36

Raul Fabella

Analysing inflation dynamics in the Philippines using the new Keynesian Phililips curve pp. 53-82

Faith Christian Cacnio

The cost efficiency of state universities and colleges in the Philippines pp. 83-104

Mitzie Irene Conchada

Volume 50, issue 1, 2013

Gross International reserves: accumulation management, and relation to debt pp. 1-22

Luis Dumlao

Labor markets, occupational choice, and rural poverty in four Asian countries pp. 23-44

Jonna Estudillo, Tomoya Matsumoto, Chowdhury Zia Uddin Hayat, Nandika S. Kumanayake and Keijiro Otsuka

Are there rational speculative bubbles in the Philippine stock market? pp. 45-56

Gilbert Nartea, Bo Hu and Baiding Hu

Random walks in the different sectoral submarkets of the Philippine Stock Exchange amid modernization pp. 57-82

Cesar Rufino

An empirical analysis of the export-led growth (ELG) hypothesis in the Philippines pp. 83-110

Richard Ballester and Joy Sinay

HayamiÕs development economics pp. 111-112

Jonna Estudillo and Keijiro Otsuka

EvensonÕs law pp. 113-114

James Roumasset