Philippine Review of Economics

1964 - 2024

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Are remittances inducing laziness in households?: a reexamination of the evidence pp. 1-24: Geoffrey Ducanes
Quantity-setting games with lifetime employment contracts as a strategic commitment pp. 25-40: Kazuhiro Ohnishi
The Spanish ßag over an Anglo-Chinese commercial colony: the Philippines in the 19th century pp. 41-50: Benito Legarda, Jr
The link between agricultural output and the states of poverty in the Philippines: evidence from self-rated poverty data pp. 51-74: Dennis Mapa, Michael Daniel Lucagbo and Heavenly Joy Garcia
An economic analysis of the differences in responses and help-seeking behavior of women victims of spousal violence in the Philippines pp. 75-116: Angelo Paolo Kalaw and Andrew Nieto

Fiscal decentralization after 20 years: What have we learned? Where do we go from here? pp. 9-26: Benjamin E. Diokno
The assignment of functions and intergovernmental fiscal relations in the Philippines 20 years after decentralization pp. 37-80: Gilberto M. Llanto
Re-slicing the pie of patronage: the politics of the internal revenue allotment in the Philippines, 1991-2010 pp. 109-134: Paul D. Hutchcroft
International perspective for a sound intergovernmental finance system in the Philippines pp. 149-178: Jan Werner
The PIPER forum on 20 years of fiscal decentralization: a synthesis pp. 191-202: Joseph Capuno

The economic background of Rizal’s time pp. 1-22: Benito J. Legarda
Corruption and the moral imperative, through the lens of Rizal pp. 23-40: Maria Serena I. Diokno
Indolence, incentives, and institutions pp. 41-78: Emmanuel de Dios
Reason and responsibility:?reading Rizal’s letter to his Maloleña compatriots using the capabilities approach pp. 79-116: Marina Fe Durano
Rizal’s Morga and insights into pre-Hispanic institutions and trade pp. 117-150: Tina S. Clemente
La Liga Filipina: Rizal and institutional change pp. 151-182: Karl Robert L. Jandoc

The peso appreciation and the sustainability of Philippine growth: need we worry? pp. 1-12: Raul Fabella
Is labor export good development policy? pp. 13-34: Ernesto Pernia
Learning from the global economic crisis pp. 35-70: Cayetano Paderanga
Institutional constraints on Philippine growth pp. 71-124: Emmanuel de Dios
Is government really solving the housing problem? pp. 125-146: Toby C. Monsod
WhatÕs wrong with the Philippine higher education? pp. 147-184: Edita A. Tan

MDGs in the Philippines: setting the poverty scores right and achieving the targets pp. 1-20: Arsenio Balisacan
Estimating inflation-at-risk (IaR) using extreme value theory (EVT) pp. 21-40: Edward Santos, Dennis Mapa and Eloisa T. Glindro
Livestock sector development, economic growth, and poverty reduction pp. 41-54: Achilles Costales
Microinsurance:?facilitating risk protection for the poor pp. 55-70: Ma. Piedad S. Geron
Is it worth investing further in AFNR programs?: simulations from a supply-and-demand model pp. 71-82: Anna Floresca F. Abrina, Jose V. Camacho and U-Primo E. Rodriguez
ChinaÕs integration in East Asia: the role of intra-industry trade pp. 83-118: Elizabeth S. Tan
On questions about Philippine GDP estimates pp. 119-144: Romulo A. Virola
The national accounts and economic development: more questions than answers pp. 145-150: Felipe M. Medalla

The Philippine economy and poverty during the global economic crisis pp. 1-37: Arsenio Balisacan, Sharon Piza, Dennis Mapa, Carlos Abad Santos and Donna Odra
Philippine fiscal behavior in recent history pp. 39-87: Benjamin E. Diokno
Foreign exchange reserve accumulation in the ASEAN-4: challenges, opportunities, and policy options pp. 89-108: Donghyun Park and Gemma Esther B. Estrada
The evolution of cost and profit efficiency of Philippine commercial banks pp. 109-146: Santos José O. Dacanay
Subjective poverty thresholds in the Philippines pp. 147-155: Carlos Bautista

Detecting and measuring market power in the Philippine wholesale electricity market pp. 5-46: Maria Joy Abrenica
Testing for omitted variables in partially linear regression models pp. 47-61: Lawrence Dacuycuy
A method for calibrating input (and output) price elasticities* pp. 63-89: Michael M. Alba and Roehlano Briones
Measuring market risk using extreme value theory pp. 91-121: Jose Oliver Q. Suaiso and Dennis Mapa
Number of children and their education in Philippine households pp. 123-154: Aniceto Orbeta
Household out-of-pocket health spending, health insurance coverage, and children’s school attendance in the Philippines pp. 155-181: Joseph Capuno, Stella Luz Quimbo, Carlos Antonio R. Tan and Aleli Kraft
Geography and the evolution of rural nonfarm sector in the Philippines, 1988-2006 pp. 183-219: Jonna Estudillo, Charity Gay Ramos and Keijiro Otsuka
Spatial impact of overseas Filipino workers’ remittances on the Philippine economy pp. 221-241: Cristela Goce-Dakila and Francisco G. Dakila
The NEDA quarterly macroeconomic model: theoretical structure and some empirical results pp. 240-260: Carlos Bautista, Roberto Mariano and Bayani Victor Bawagan
Evaluating sterilized intervention under an inflation-targeting framework: the case of the Philippines pp. 261-282: Josef T. Yap
Anti-dumping actions and macroeconomic fluctuations pp. 283-297: Robert Teh

Philippine GDP growth after the Asian financial crisis: resilient economy or weak statistical system? pp. 1-34: Felipe M. Medalla and Karl Robert L. Jandoc
Justice and the cost of doing business in the Philippines pp. 35-86: Ma. Lourdes A. Sereno, Emmanuel S. de Dios and Joseph J. Capuno
Optimal cash-in-advance contracts under weak third-party enforcement pp. 87-102: Raul Fabella
Philippines’ competitiveness and global financial meltdown: a question of Japan’s role pp. 103-123: Shigeyuki Abe
School inputs and student performance in public elementary schools in Palawan: a quantile regression analysis pp. 189-219: Jan Carlo B. Punongbayan
Ex ante impact evaluation of conditional cash transfer program on school attendance and poverty: the case of the Philippines pp. 221-248: Hyun H. Son and Jhiedon Florentino