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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

200509: Transparency, incentives and incumbent performance

Rommel Rabanal

200508: An Assessment of the Usefulness of Money for Policy in the Philippines

Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista

200507: Globally Incentives-Compatible Contracts Under Weak Third Party Enforcement

Raul Fabella

200506: The quality of local governance and development under decentralization in the Philippines

Joseph Capuno

200505: The economy on a cusp: the proposed VAT amendments and their larger significance

Emmanuel de Dios

200504: Ex-post Effects of Trade Liberalization in the Philippines

Ramon Clarete

200503: The Wage Structure of Overseas Filipino Workers

Edita Tan

200502: Reforming the Philippine Tax System: Lessons from Two Tax Reform Programs

Benjamin Diokno

200501: Investment Climate and Regional Development in the Philippines

Ernesto Pernia and John Michael Ian Salas

200415: Population and Poverty: The Real Score

Ruperto Alonzo

200414: The Economic Burden of Tuberculosis and the Need for Private Sector Initiatives

Carlos Antonio Tan, Jr. and Joseph Capuno

200413: The Constitution and Economic Progress: When “More Is Less and Less Is More”

Gerardo Sicat and Loretta Sicat

200412: An International Comparison of Constitutional Style: Implications for Economic Progress

Gerardo Sicat and Loretta Sicat

200411: Is Asia an Optimal Currency Area? Testing the Robustness of Recent Results

Renato Reside

200410: Robbery, Economic Incentives and Deterrence: An Intercountry Analysis for 1997

Susan Navarro

200409: The Deepening Crisis: The Real Score on Deficits and the Public Debt

Emmanuel de Dios

200408: Health Decentralization in East Asia: Some Lessons from Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam

Samuel Lieberman, Joseph Capuno and Hoang Van Minh

200407: Engendering Local Civic Participation via a Citizen Feedback Mechanism in Bulacan and Davao del Norte

Joseph Capuno

200406: International Transmission of US Monetary Policy Shocks to Asia

Renato Reside

200405: International Transmission of US Monetary Policy Shocks: VAR Evidence from the Philippines

Renato Reside

200404: Reforming the Philippine Labor Market

Gerardo Sicat

200403: “Successes” and Adjustment in the Philippine Labor Market

Gerardo Sicat

200402: Labor Issues of Philippine Development During Blas Ople’s Times

Gerardo Sicat

200401: Direction or Drift: Philippine Economy After 2004

Gerardo Sicat

200308: Decentralization in the Philippines After Ten Years: What Have We Learned? What Have I Learned?

Benjamin Diokno

200307: The Philippine Economy During the Japanese Occupation, 1941-1945

Gerardo Sicat

200306: Incentives in Contracts for Public Sector Projects with Private Sector Participation

Renato Reside

200305: Beyond EDSA: A Quiet Revolution at Commonwealth Avenue

Raul Fabella

200304: Economic Growth in the Philippines: Theory and Evidence

Dante Canlas

200303: Cost of Degree Programs in the University of the Philippines

Edita Tan

200302: Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program and the Coase Theorem

Raul Fabella

200301: Revising Economics for the Next Generation

Gerardo Sicat

200209: Notes on Infrastructure: Then, Now, and Tomorrow

Gerardo Sicat

200208: Electricity Reform in the Philippines and the Prospects of Competition

Gerardo Sicat

200207: Political Economy of Philippine Economic Reforms

Gerardo Sicat

200206: Bank Performance and Rate of Economic Recovery: The Philippine Case

Edita Tan

200205: The Design of Asymmetric Information Contracts for Public Sector Projects with Private Sector Participation

Renato Reside

200204: Fiscal Tranfers, Centrally-Provided Local Public Services and Fiscal Balance: Exploring Alternative Transfer Formulas

Joseph Capuno, Thelma Manuel and Ma. Bella Salvador

200203: Welfare and Nationalism in the 1935 Philippine Constitution

Emmanuel de Dios

200202: The Sources of Business Cycle Fluctuations in the Philippines

Renato Reside

200201: Philippine Economic Nationalism

Gerardo Sicat

200111: Probing Beneath Cross-National Averages: Poverty, Inequality, and Growth in the Philippines

Arsenio Balisacan and Ernesto Pernia

200110: Recent Fiscal Development in the Philippines

Cayetano Paderanga

200109: Growth, Inequality, Politics, and Poverty Reduction in the Philippines

Arsenio Balisacan and Nobuhiko Fuwa

200108: Two Decades of Vector Autoregression (VAR) Modeling: A Survey

Renato Reside, Jr.

200107: Multiple Juries and Two-Party Representative Democracy in the Condorcet Jury Framework

Raul Fabella

200106: Consumption or Income Taxation for the Philippines?

Casimiro Miranda, Jr.