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200102: Estimating the Income Elasticity of Local Government Revenues and Expenditures under Decentralization

Joseph Capuno

200101: The Next President Could Be an Economist: Or Gloria Macapagal as an Economist

Gerardo Sicat

200013: Using Monte Carlo Simulation in a System for Project Risk Appraisal: Options for Government and Private Practitioners

Renato Reside

200012: The J2K Crisis and the Economy: The Broader Context

Raul Fabella

200011: The Philippine Electronics Industry and Local Suppliers: Developing Supporting Industries through Foreign Captial-led Industrialization

Keiko Morisawa

200010: Philippine Public Finance in Recent History

Gerardo Sicat and Rahimaisa Abdula

200009: Boom-bust Cycles and Crisis Periods in the Philippines: A Regime-switching Analysis

Carlos Bautista

200008: Financing Private Sector Participation in Infrastructure Development: An Overview of Conditions and Options in Philippine and International Capital Markets

Renato Reside

200007: Developing a Risk Management Framework for the Philippine Government

Renato Reside

200006: Post Crisis Microfinance: Borrower Default Characteristics During the Recession in the Philippines

Rebecca Coke

200005: Measuring Urban Well-Being: Race and Gender Matter

Maria Claret Mapalad and Carolyn Rodriguez

200004: The Social Costs of Economic Growth: A Theoretical Depiction

Casimiro Miranda, Jr.

200003: Filipino Overseas Employment─An Update

Edita Tan

200002: 1997-1999 Philippine Economic Downturn: A Preventable One

Edita Tan

200001: Myths and Fallacies in Economic Policy Debate

Gerardo Sicat

199915: Reconstructing Poverty Profiles in the Philippines

Arsenio Balisacan

199914: Estimating the Philippine Government's Exposure to the Risk from Contingent Liabilities in Infrastructure Projects

Renato Reside

199913: Indonesia: The Strange and Sudden Death of a Tiger Economy

Hal Hill

199912: The Crisis in South Korea

Ma. Claret Mapalad

199911: The Economic Travails of Some Less Developed Countries in Asia as the Consequence of Inefficiency Exposed by Globalization: A Theoretical Explanation Abstract: The paper explains theoretically that the present economic problems of less developed countries in Southeast Asia and elsewhere in the world are the direct offspring of the inefficiency of their industries, disabling them to effectively compete in the world market. Globalization simply exposed this inefficiency. The sharp depreciation of these countries? currencies is merely a consequence of such inefficiency. Thus, these countries? problem are not financial in nature but a real sector phenomenon and as such the ?solution? should be trained on the real sector, the study concludes

Casimiro, Jr. Miranda

199910: The Political Economy of Decentralization: Financing of Health Services in the Philippines

Joseph Capuno

199909: Some Inferences from the Distribution of the Devolved Health Services

Joseph Capuno

199908: Health Care Expenditure Patterns in the Philippines: Analysis of National Health Accounts, 1991-1997

Orville Solon, Alejandro Herrin, Rachel Racelis, Marites Manalo, Virginia Ganac and Glenita Amoranto

199907: Economic Cooperation in ASEAN Accelerates: Appreciating Professor Widjojo

Gerardo Sicat

199906: Philippine Colonial Banking During American Period

Yoshiko Nagano

199905: Economic Ideas During the Malolos Congress

Emmanuel de Dios

199904: Technological Change and Industry Structure in the Philippines: 1969-1985

Francis Little

199903: Estimating the Modes of Labor Force Participation in the Philippines

Michael Alba and Emmanuel Esguerra

199902: The Philippine Economy in the Asian Crisis

Gerardo Sicat

199901: Could a Common Currency Have Prevented the Asian Crisis?

Ma. Claret Mapalad and Emmanuel de Dios

199811: A Theoretical Derivation of the Laffer Curve and the Effect of the Tax on Wage and Employment

Casimiro, Jr. Miranda

199810: Economic Turmoil in Asia: Prospects for FDI Flows

Florian Alburo

199809: Currency Crisis and Policy Response: The ASEAN and Philippine Case

Cayetano Paderanga

199808: Globalization and the Limits to National Economic Management

Cayetano Paderanga

199807: Competition Policy and International Rules and Disciplines

Florian Alburo

199806: A Reformulation of the Keynesian Model (Full Employment or Not)

Jose Encarnacion

199805: Bubbles, Monetary Policy and the Asian Currency Crisis

Raul Fabella

199804: The Asian Financial Crisis and Policy Response in the Philippines

Florian Alburo

199803: The Economic Choices We Face

Raul Fabella

199802: Reasonable and Affordable Wage Adjustment Due to the Currency Crisis

Raul Fabella

199801: Measuring the Extent and Components of the Gender Wage Differential in the Philippines

Michael Alba

199710: Globalization, Capital Flows and Macroeconomic Policy Issues

Florian Alburo

199709: Financial Liberalization, Saving Mobilization and Banking Innovations

Edita Tan

199708: The Relationship Between Technological Change and Economic Development

Frank Little

199707: The Net Index of Protection and the Flight from Tradeable Sector

Raul Fabella

199706: A Theoretical Derivation of the Laffer Curve and the Effect of the Tax on Wage and Employment

Casimiro, Jr. Miranda

199705: Growth and Equity in the Philippines

Arsenio Balisacan

199704: A Note on Philippine Financial Openness

Jose Antonio III Tan and Cayetano Paderanga

199703: A Keynesian Model of Aggregate Demand and Supply

Jose Encarnacion

199702: Technological Change as a Determinant of Economically Sustainable Growth: A Case Study of the Philippines

Frank Little