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201003: Determinants of Outcomes of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in Infrastructure in Asia

Renato Reside and Amado Mendoza, Jr.

201002: Gatekeeper Versus Auctioneer: A Non-Tatonnement Result

Emmanuel de Dios and Grace Ong

201001: Spatial development and the law of one price: Evidence of convergence of land values

Joseph Capuno

200914: Global Crises and Reform of the International Monetary System

Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista

200913: Labor Policies and Philippine Companies: Analysis of Survey Opinions

Gerardo Sicat

200912: An examination of Philippine monetary policy rules

Carlos Bautista

200911: Determinants of Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) Remittances

Renato Reside

200910: Earning trust with transparency: Performance ratings and trust in local officials in the Philippines

Joseph Capuno and Maria Melody Garcia

200909: Market Power in the Philippine Power Market

Rolando Danao

200908: What difference can performance ratings make? Difference-in-difference estimates of impact on local government responsiveness in the Philippines

Joseph Capuno and Maria Melody Garcia

200907: Motives and Giving Norms Behind Remittances: The Case of Filipino Overseas Workers and their Recipient Households

Michael Alba and Jessaine Soraya Sugui

200906: Determinants of Student Performance in the Introductory Economics Course in UP

Gerardo Sicat and Kristine Joy Briones

200905: High School Background and Academic Performance

Gerardo Sicat and Marian Panganiban

200904: Smith’s Economic Morals: An Introduction

Emmanuel de Dios

200903: The Macroeconomic Impact of Remittances in the Philippines

Cayetano Paderanga

200815: Men and Women in the Philippine Work Place: A Supply of Labor Analysis

Gerardo Sicat

200814: Two Short Memoirs on the Development of Philippine Social Sciences

Gerardo Sicat

200813: Is Labor Export Good Development Policy?

Ernesto Pernia

200812: Unlimited and Abundant Labor Supply: Econometric and Other Evidence in Philippine Industry

Gerardo Sicat

200811: The quality of jobs in the Philippines: Comparing self-employment with wage employment

Rana Hasan and Karl Robert Jandoc

200810: Population Growth and Infant Mortality

Ma. Cristina Fabella

200809: Health, Education and the Household: Explaining Poverty Webs

Stella Luz Quimbo, Aleli Kraft and Joseph Capuno

200808: Can information about local government performance induce civic participation? Evidence from the Philippines

Joseph Capuno and Maria Melody Garcia

200807: Economic Models on the Motives behind Migrant Workers’ Remittances

Michael Alba

200806: Institutional Constraints on Philippine Growth

Emmanuel de Dios

200805: Secular Morality and the University

Emmanuel de Dios

200804: The Philippines: Fiscal Behavior In Recent History

Benjamin Diokno

200803: The Peso Appreciation and the Sustainability of Philippine Growth: Need We Worry?

Raul Fabella

200802: Philippine GDP Growth After the Asian Financial Crisis: Resilient Economy or Weak Statistical System?

Felipe Medalla and Karl Robert Jandoc

200801: Migration, Remittances, Poverty and Inequality The Philippines

Ernesto Pernia

200711: Justice and Cost of Doing Business: The Philippines

Ma. Lourdes Sereno, Emmanuel de Dios and Joseph Capuno

200710: Infrastructure in Philippine Development

Cayetano Paderanga

200709: The Philippine Economic Mystery

Robert Nelson

200708: Population as Public Interest

Ernesto Pernia

200707: Lacking a backbone: The controversy over the National Broadband Network and Cyber-education projects

Raul Fabella and Emmanuel de Dios

200706: The Impact of International Labor Migration and OFW Remittances on Poverty in the Philippines

Loradel Capistrano and Maria Lourdes Sta. Maria

200705: Can Fiscal Incentives Stimulate Regional Investment in the Philippines (An update of empirical results)

Renato Reside

200704: Measuring Education Inequality In the Philippines

Eirene Mesa

200703: Legal and Constitutional Disputes and the Philippine Economy

Gerardo Sicat

200702: Economic and Fiscal Policy Determinants of Public Deficits: The Philippine Case

Benjamin Diokno

200701: Why has the Philippines Remained a Poor Country? Some Perspectives from Growth Economics

Michael Alba

200605: Philippine Macroeconomic Issues And Their Causes

Gerardo Sicat

200604: What Type of Monetary and Exchange Rate Cooperation do China’s Asian Neighbors Want from China?

Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista and Raul Fabella

200603: Overseas Filipino's Remittance Behavior

Edita Tan

200602: Diaspora, Remittances, and Poverty in RP’s Regions

Ernesto Pernia

200601: Towards Rational Fiscal Incentives (Good Investments or Wasted Gifts?)

Renato Reside

200513: An Intercountry Analysis of Homicide

Susan Navarro

200512: The Economic Argument for Constitutional Reform

Gerardo Sicat

200511: A Federal Structure Is Costly and Does Not Guarantee Progress

Gerardo Sicat

200510: Reform of the Economic Provisions of the Constitution: Why National Progress Is at Stake

Gerardo Sicat