Philippine Review of Economics

1964 - 2026

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Volume 47, issue 2, 2010

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 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

Volume 47, issue 1, 2010

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

Volume 46, issue 2, 2009

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

Volume 46, issue 1, 2009

Philippine GDP growth after the Asian financial crisis: resilient economy or weak statistical system? pp. 1-34

Felipe M. Medalla and Karl Robert 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 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

Volume 45, issue 2, 2008

Philippine economic nationalism pp. 1-44

Gerardo P. Sicat

Philippine Labor supply responses to adverse shocks under credit constraints: evidence from Bukidnon, Philippines pp. 45-86

Hazel Jean Malapit, Jade Eric Redoblado, Deanna Margarett Cabungcal-Dolor and Jasmin Suministrado

Range-based models in estimating value-at-risk (VaR) pp. 87-99

Nikkin L. Beronilla and Dennis Mapa

Philippine Trading volume and serial correlation in stock returns in an emerging market: a case study of Pakistan pp. 101-117

Mohammed Nishat and Khalid Mustafa

Electoral cycles in Philippine fiscal and monetary policy pp. 119-159

Daryl Patrick Evangelista and Philip Amadeus Libre

Socioeconomic determinants of childhood injury pp. 161-183

Clarissa V. Buenaventura and Ria F. Campos

Determinants of breastfeeding: the case of a Philippine urban barangay pp. 185-204

Rachel M. Tanaka

The impact of family size on children’s school attendance in the Philippines pp. 205-234

Kezia C. Bansagan and Hazel Joyce C. Panganiban

Democracy and poverty reduction pp. 235-269

Vigile Marie B. Fabella and Czarina Eva I. Oyales

Volume 45, issue 1, 2008

Notes on Philippine economic growth and its sources pp. 1-14

Ma. Rowena M. Cham and Dante B. Canlas

Sustaining the Philippine manufacturing sector pp. 15-48

Ponciano S. Intal, Jr., Ponciano S. Intal, Jr. and Ponciano S. Intal, Jr.

Determining the best evolution path for export industries using product spaces pp. 49-56

Cyrus Paolo M. Buenafe

Validating policy prescription from benefit-cost assessments of mining through comparative analysis and test of hypotheses pp. 57-68

Arturo C. Boquiren

The role of labor market in explaining growth and inequality in income: the Philippines’ case pp. 69-92

Hyun H. Son

Grade inflation: fact or myth? pp. 93-108

Amelia Bello and Roger M. Valientes

Catastrophic health care, poverty, and impoverishment in the Philippines pp. 109-126

Ronaldo D. Ico

Regionalism in East Asia: the ASEAN +1 initiatives pp. 127-138

Elizabeth S. Tan

Volume 44, issue 2, 2007

Why has the Philippines remained a poor country?: some perspectives from growth economics pp. 1-31

Michael M. Alba

Measuring education inequality in the Philippines pp. 33-70

Eirene P. Mesa

Robustness procedures in economic growth regression models pp. 71-84

Dennis Mapa and Kristine Joy S. Briones

The impacts of monetary policy on consumption and investment: empirical evidence from selected countries in Southeast Asia pp. 85-97

Zukarnain Zakaria

Savings and investment in developing countries: Granger causality test pp. 99-110

Mohammad Afzal

Fix- or flex-price behavior?: evidence from the Malaysian manufacturing sector pp. 111-124

Mohd Yusof Saari and A.R. Zakariah

Financial development under the shade of globalization and financial institutions: the case of Pakistan pp. 125-148

Muhammad Shahbaz, Akhtar Lodhi and Muhammad Sabihuddin Butt

Challenges to Indian agriculture: future strategy pp. 149-169

T. Koti Reddy

Foreign direct investment and Nigeria’s economic growth: a sectoral analysis pp. 171-194

Sunday Mauton A. Posu, Ismail Soile, A. O. B. Sangosanya and Sunday Mauton A. Posu

Volume 44, issue 1, 2007

The Philippine economic mystery pp. 1-32

Robert Nelson

The Philippine power sector: issues and solutions pp. 33-63

Ma. Rowena M. Cham

Distributional implications of power sector reforms in the Philippines pp. 65-97

Wondielyn Q. Manalo-Macua

The contribution of the output gap to the conduct of inflation targeting in the Philippines pp. 99-123

Rj Angeles and Margot Aissa Tan

Export-led growth hypothesis: new evidence from Thirlwall's idea pp. 125-150

Chee-Keong Choong, Zulkornain Yusop and Siong Hook Law

Institutional analysis of strategic choice of micro, small, and medium enterprises: a conceptual framework pp. 151-186

Hernan G. Roxas, Val Lindsay, Nicholas Ashill and Antong Victorio

Managing foreign exchange risk: the Malaysian experience in the 1997 financial crisis pp. 187-216

Chong Foo Lim and Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera

Inflation, financial development, and economic growth: the case of Malaysia and Thailand pp. 217-238

M. Shabri Abd. Majid