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Philippines 18 Philippine economy 15 poverty 5 labor market policies 4 Constitutions 3 Electricity industry 3 Philippine economic development 3 competition in regulated industries 3 economic development 3 economic growth 3 economic reform 3 population 3 privatization 3 utilities regulation 3 Asia 2 CARP 2 Constitutional change 2 Economic development 2 Labor economics 2 Labor market 2 Local governments 2 Philippine economic history 2 Political economy 2 Supply of labor 2 Welfare 2 agrarian reform 2 agriculture 2 bequest motives 2 capital flows 2 cooperation 2 decentralization 2 employment 2 fiscal policy 2 global incentives compatibility 2 health insurance 2 monetary policy 2 political economy 2 quasi-rent 2 social and economic rights 2 third party enforcement incentives contract 2
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Book / Working Paper 714
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Undetermined 703 English 11
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Sicat, Gerardo P. 74 Fabella, Raul V. 46 Encarnacion, Jose Encarnacion, Jr. 31 Bautista, Romeo M. 28 Mangahas, Mahar K. 28 Tan, Edita A. 26 Capuno, Joseph J. 24 Encarnacion, Jr., Jose 24 Alburo, Florian A. 19 Balisacan, Arsenio M. 18 Pernia, Ernesto M. 18 de Dios, Emmanuel S. 18 Danao, Rolando A. 15 Jurado, Gonzalo M. 12 Mears, Leon A. 11 Canlas, Dante B. 10 Reside, Jr., Renato E. 10 Diokno, Benjamin E. 9 Tecson, Gwendolyn R. 9 Paderanga, Jr., Cayetano W. 8 Power, John H. 8 Tidalgo, Rosa Linda P. 8 Williamson, Jeffrey G. 8 Bautista, Carlos C. 7 Tan, Edita A.Tan 7 Alba, Michael M. 6 Bernardo, Roberto M. 6 Gibb, Arthur 6 Kraft, Aleli D. 6 Mariano, Roberto S. 6 Oshima, Harry T. 6 Clarete, Ramon L. 5 Horioka, Charles Yuji 5 Mears, Leon Artemas 5 Natividad-Carlos, Fidelina B. 5 Navarro, Susan S. 5 Worcester, Dean A. Worcester, Jr. 5 Armas, Armando Armas, Jr. 4 Castro, Amado A. 4 Desierto, Desiree A. 4
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School of Economics, University of the Philippines at Diliman 714
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UP School of Economics Discussion Papers 714
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The economy on a cusp : the proposed VAT amendments and their larger significance
de Dios, Emmanuel S. de Dios et al - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2005
Debates on the revision of the value-added tax (VAT) are about to reach the penultimate stage. Once house and senate have passed their respective versions of the bill, congress – through a bicameral conference committee sometimes referred to as the “third chamber” – must then agree on...
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The Wage Structure of Overseas Filipino Workers
Tan, Edita A. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2005
Labor-importing countries adopt differing immigration policy on foreign workers. They all restrict the number allowed entry and many set wage ceilings at levels below the wage paid the native workers. The differing restrictive immigration policies result in the segmentation of the world labor...
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Reforming the Philippine Tax System: Lessons from Two Tax Reform Programs
Diokno, Benjamin E. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2005
The most important role that fiscal policy can play with regard to growth is to ensure macroeconomic stability. But despite two highly visible tax reform programs in less than two decades, the Philippines is now in the midst of a fiscal crisis. This has been brought about by pressures on the...
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An Assessment of the Usefulness of Money for Policy in the Philippines
Gochoco-Bautista, Maria Socorro - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2005
This study assesses the usefulness of money for policy in the Philippines. The basic idea behind the use of monetary aggregates for policy is that observed fluctuations in money anticipate movements in the ultimate objective of monetary policy, such as inflation control. The stability of key...
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Ex-post Effects of Trade Liberalization in the Philippines
Clarete, Ramon L. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2005
This paper examines the Philippine experience with trade liberalization policies and their impact on the economy. Although the relationship between trade liberalization and poverty is not straightforward, empirical evidence suggests that there are beneficial effects of freer trade on the poor in...
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Direction or Drift : Philippine Economy After 2004
Sicat, Gerardo P. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2004
“What are the prospects of the Philippine economy after the presidential election of 2004?” Before speculating on this question, the paper discusses four major problems of the economy that the new president will face after the elections. These are (a) the weak long-term performance; (b) the...
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An International Comparison of Constitutional Style: Implications for Economic Progress
Sicat, Gerardo P.; Sicat, Loretta Makasiar - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2004
Using the United States constitution as yardstick for its essential simplicity and completeness in describing the structure of government, the constitutions of twenty-two countries were studied for their language style, brevity and coverage of provisions. Most constitutions of later years have...
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The Constitution and Economic Progress : When “More Is Less and Less Is More”
Sicat, Gerardo P.; Sicat, Loretta Makasiar - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2004
This study postulates some relationship between the attributes of constitutions – the style of constitutions regarding brevity, coverage, and presence of economic and social guarantees – with economic factors and the economic performance of countries. Utilizing quantifiable measures of these...
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“Successes” and Adjustment in the Philippine Labor Market
Sicat, Gerardo P. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2004
A high degree of unemployment and underemployment characterizes the Philippine economic development record. In large part, the mainstream labor policies that emphasized high labor welfare standards and high minimum manages over the creation of employment are responsible for this outcome. In...
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Engendering Local Civic Participation via a Citizen Feedback Mechanism in Bulacan and Davao del Norte
Capuno, Joseph J. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2004
This paper presents the educating effects on civic participation of a citizen feedback mechanism (GOFORDEV Index), which helps promote transparency and accountability in local governance. Using three rounds of household survey data collected during the two-year pilot of the Index in two...
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