Philippine Review of Economics

1964 - 2024

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Capital flight from the Philippines, 1970-2002 pp. 1-26: Edsel L. Beja
The contribution of OFW remittances to income inequality: a decomposition analysis pp. 27-54: Nico Masulit Ravanilla and Eduard Joseph de Pano Robleza
Consolidation and banks' efficiency in a highly regulated banking market: an event study window analysis approach pp. 55-73: Fadzlan Sulfian
When is entry deterrence the wiser strategy for a firm? pp. 75-89: Kazuhiro Ohnishi
Global sourcing with China: the challenges faced by small US manufacturers pp. 91-125: George Kutner and David Krause
Workers' remittances and import demand in Pakistan pp. 127-137: Khair-uz Zaman and Nazakat Ali Imrani

Probing GDP, employment and unemployment: A Little Forensic Macroeconomics pp. 1-9: Dante B. Canlas
The statistical system and the national income accounts pp. 11-19: Gerardo P. Sicat
Poorer but less poor: notes on the Philippine poverty trends 2000-2003 pp. 21-36: Rosemarie Edillon and Sharon Faye A. Piza
An official core inflation measure for the Philippines pp. 37-53: Diwa C. Guinigundo
Monetary transmission mechanism in the Philippines: the interest rate channel pp. 55-80: Francisco G. Dakila, Jr. and Ma. Digna G. Paraso
Operational issues in the implementation of risk-based supervision framework pp. 81-87: Ma. Corazon J. Guerrero
Asset price bubbles: implications on and approaches to, monetary policy and financial stability pp. 89-109: Olivia A. Vital and Lucia C. Laquindanum

Reforming the Philippine Labor Market pp. 1-36: Gerardo P. Sicat
Understanding Philippine labor policies pp. 37-48: Gigette S. Imperial
Village characteristics and employment choice in rural Philippines pp. 49-79: Karl Kendrick Tiu Chua
Primary inputs supply, government size and welfare in the presence of monopolistic competition pp. 81-91: Sajid Anwar
Basics, non-basics, money and credit: a development perspective pp. 93-102: Amelia Correa and Romar Correa
Bank selection and customers’ perception of banks in Malaysia pp. 103-122: Norhazlin Ismail, Zarehan Selamat and Ong Hway Boon

The determinants of schooling investments of rural Filipino households, 1985-2002 pp. 1-29: Jonna Estudillo, Yasuyuki Sawada and Keijiro Otsuka
The economic impact of the demographic crisis: its implications on public policy pp. 31-43: Felipe M. Medalla
Monetary, fiscal and exchange rate policies and Philippine output: an application of IS-MP-AS model pp. 45-55: Yu Hsing
Business cycles in the US and five ASEAN countries: are they related? pp. 57-66: Hway-Boon Ong, Chin-Hong Puah and Muzafar Shah Habibullah
Estimating saving and investment functions in Pakistan pp. 67-78: Mohammad Afzal
The impact of fiscal and monetary policies on nominal income in Bangladesh pp. 79-90: A.F.M. Kamrul Hassan

Land distribution and income inequality in rice-growing villages in the Philippines, 1993, 1997 pp. 1-30: Jonna Estudillo and Mahabub Hossain
Does violent conflict make chronic poverty more likely? the Mindanao experience pp. 31-58: Hazel Jean Malapit, Tina S. Clemente and Cristina Yunzal
Explaining math and science achievement of public school children in the Philippines pp. 59-72: Stella Luz Quimbo
A range-based GARCH model for forecasting financial volatility pp. 73-90: Dennis Mapa
Ownership and efficiency in Malaysian banking pp. 91-101: Mohd Karim
Does corporate diversification create value? pp. 103-115: Rodolfo Q. Aquino
Executive stock options, stock price volatility, and agency costs in the Philippine setting pp. 117-124: Clifford S. Ang and Daniel Vincent H. Borja

Understanding competition policy: a suggested framework pp. 1-26: Erlinda M. Medalla
Concentration and market power in the Philippine manufacturing industry pp. 27-57: Rafaelita Aldaba
The Bangko Sentral’s structural long-term inflation forecasting model for the Philippines pp. 58-72: Roberto Mariano, Francisco G. Dakila and Racquel A. Claveria
Trade in banking services and the role of GATS pp. 73-94: Ernando S. de Leon and Teodora I. San Pedro
The Bangko Sentral’s Business Expectations Survey pp. 95-108: Antonio B. Cintura and Ludivinia D. Gador
The comprehensive agrarian reform program and Coase theorem pp. 109-200: Raul Fabella

The impact of globalization on employment in the Philippines pp. 1-36: Aniceto Orbeta
Returns to education in the Philippines pp. 37-72: Hope A. Gerochi
On the informal sector pp. 73-109: Lawrence Dacuycuy
Determinants, consequences, and policy implications of child labor in the Philippines pp. 111-161: Winfred M. Villamil

Nationalism and the Strong State in the 1935 Philippine Constitution pp. 1-19: Emmanuel de Dios
Boom-Bust Cycles and Crisis Periods in the Philippines: A Regime-Switching Analysis pp. 20-37: Carlos Bautista
Asymmetric Price Adjustments in a Deregulated Gasoline Market pp. 38-71: John Michael Ian Salas
The Economic Freedom Index: A Review pp. 72-102: Ruperto Alonzo
Interlinked Credit Relational Contracting and the Spread of Rural-Based Manufacturing: The Case of Garment and Metalcraft Industries in the Philippines pp. 103-120: Roehlano Briones
A Test of the CAPM on Philippine Common Stocks pp. 121-141: Joel C. Yu
The Ateneo Macroeconomic and Forecasting Model pp. 142-178: U-Primo E. Rodriguez and Roehlano Briones

Alternative Monetary Policy Rules for the Philippines pp. 1-36: Francisco Dakila, Jr.
Income Support for the Unemployed: Options for the Philippines pp. 37-66: Jude H. Esguerra, Mokoto Ogawa and Milan Vodopivec
Short-run Demand for Residential Electricity in Rural Electric Cooperatives Franchise Area pp. 67-82: Rolando A. Danao
Two Decades of Vector Autoregression (VAR) Modeling pp. 83-121: Renato Reside
Subjective Poverty and Affluence in the Philippines pp. 122-134: Mahar Mangahas

Poverty in the Philippines: An Update and Reexamination pp. 15-52: Arsenio Balisacan
Household Vulnerability to Employment Shocks, 1997-1998 pp. 53-91: Michael M. Alba
The Social Sciences in the Philippines: Reflections on Trends and Developments pp. 92-120: Maria Cynthia Rose B. Bautista
The Economist in Government: A Reflective Commentary pp. 121-136: Gerardo P. Sicat