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Revitalizing Philippine irrigation:

By Briones, Roehlano M. . Quezon City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2021 . 234 pages 9789715640763

Assessment of the Free Irrigation Service Act

By Briones, Roehlano M. . Quezon city Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2020 . 35 pages

Are we missing out on the demographic dividend? Trends and prospects

By Abrigo, Michael R. M.. Quezon City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2020 . 35 pages

Nontariff measures in the Philippines: A preliminary analysis using Incidence Indicators

By Quimba, Francis Mark A. . Quezon city Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2019 . 57 pages

Vulnerability to income poverty in the Philippines:

By Albert, Jose Ramon G. . Quezon city Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2020 . 57 pages

Outside looking in:

By Bayudan-Dacuycuy, Connie G. . Quezon city Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2019 . xix, 136 pages 978-971-564-074-9

Undestanding the new globalization

Quezon City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2019 . xv, 91 pages

Risks, shocks, building resilience : Proceedings of the Second Annual Public Policy Conference

Quezon City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2017 . xxv, 220 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm. 25461761

Birth of a think tank : the founding of PIDS

By Sicat, Gerardo P.. Quezon City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2017 . 41 p. 9789715640701

An assessment of the community mortgage program : implementation strategy

By Ballesteros, Marife; Ramos, Tatum; Magtibay, Jasmine. Philippines: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2017 . 83 p. 19083297

Innovative behavior: results of the 2009 Pilot Survey of Innovation Activities conducted under the DOST-IDRC Project: towards an innovation-led development path in the Philippines

By Albert, Jose Ramon; Aldaba, Rafaelita; Quimba, Francis Mark; Jaque, Joan Arce; Gabales, Bonifacio Jr.; Yasay, Donald. Philippines: Department of Science and Technology/Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2013 . 110 p. 9789719387343

Nongovernment reforestation in the Philippines:

By Israel, Danilo C.. Quezon City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2017 . 43pp.

Evaluation of the APEC environmental goodsinitiative: a dominant supplierapproach

By Manzano, George N., Prado, Shanti Aubren. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Furthering the implementation of AEC blueprint measures

By Llanto, Gilberto M.; Serafica, Ramonette B.; Medalla, Erlindelalyn C.; Ortiz, Danica Aisa P.; Padronia M.; Ortiz, Ma. Kristina P.; Detros, Keith C., del Prado; Fatima;Mantaring, Ma; Pinky S.; Maddawin, Angelica B.; Ulep, Valerie Gilbert T,. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

The BPO challenge: leveraging capabilities, creating opportunities

By del Prado, Fatima. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Social enterprises and employment: mainstreaming SMEs and employment creation

By Lanzona, Leonardo Jr. A.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Industrial policies and implementation: Philippine automotive manufacturing as a lens

By Llanto, Gilberto M.; Ortiz, Ma. Kristina P.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Property damage recovery and coping behavior of households affected by an extreme flood event in Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines

By Francisco, Jamil Paolo S.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Implications of a Philippine-US Free Trade Agreement on trade in goods: an indicator approach

By Manzano, George N.; Martin, Kristine Joy. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Readiness of the Philippine agriculture and fisheries sectors for the 2015 ASEAN Economic Community: a rapid appraisal

By Clarete, Ramon L.; Villamil, Isabela Rosario G.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

The culture of patriarchy and its effects on the human rights of girl-children in Cagayan de Oro and Claveria, Misamis Oriental: implications to policy formulation

By Medina, Noemi A.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Philippines 2011 National Transfer Accounts estimates of consumption and Labor Income Age Profiles: Discussions on the 1991-2011 Age Profile Change and Implications on economic gains from the first demographic dividend

By Racelis, Rachel H.; Abrigo, Michael Ralph M.; Salas, J.M. Ian S.; Herrin, Alejandro N.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Options for supporting rice farmers under a post-QR regime: review and assessment

By Briones, Roehlano M.; Tolin, Lovely Ann C.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Massive Open Online Courses: a primer for Philippine State Universities and Colleges

By Dela Cruz, Leonardo. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Comparative assessment of proposals to amend the persona income tax law

By Manasan, Rosario G.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Non-government reforestation in the Philippines: review, analysis, and ways forward

By Israel, Danilo C.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Assessment of sources and utilization of funding of stateuniversities and colleges

By Manasan, Rosario G.; Revilla, Ma. Laarni D.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Exploring priorityareas for Philippine APEC 2015 hosting: building inclusive economies, building abetter world

By Medalla, Erlinda M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

The use of MOOCs as a potential avenue tmodernize learning in the Philippines

By De Dios, Emmanuel S.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

A critical analysis of purchasing of health services in the Philippines: a case study of PhilHealth

By Picazo, Oscar F.; Ulep, Valerie Gilbert T.; Pantig, Ida Marie T.; Ho, Beverly Lorraine C.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Why inequality matters in poverty reduction and why the middle class needs policy attention

By Albert, Jose Ramon G.; Raymundo, Martin Joseph M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

How are firms responding to Philippine Free Trade Agreements?

By Aldaba, Rafaelita M.; Medalla, Erlinda M.; Yap, Josef T.; Rosellon, Maureen Ane D.; del Prado, Fatima; Mantaring, Melalyn C.; Ledda, Veredigna M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Analysis of specific legal and trade-related issues in a possible PH-EU Economic Partnership: The Philippine Constitution, competition policy, government procurement, Intellectual Property Rights, dispute settlement, and trade remedies

By Barcenas, Lai-Lynn Angelica B.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Assessment of the bottom-up budgeting process for FY 2015

By Manasan, Rosario G.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Bottom-up Budgeting process assessment: Agusan del Norte

By Parel, Danileen Kristel C.; Detros, Keith C.; Salinas, Christine Ma. Grace R.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Bottom-up budgeting FY 2015 assessment: Camarines Sur

By Maramot, Joyce Anne; Yasay, Donald B.;de Guzman, Reinier. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Grassroots participatory budgeting process in Negros Province

By del Prado, Fatima; Florendo, Gabriel Antonio; Rosellon, Maureen Ane D.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

A review of the accreditation system for Philippine higher education institutions

By Conchada, Mitzie Irene P.; Tiongco, Marites M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Rapid appraisal of the postharvest facilities projects in the Philippines

By Manalili, Nerlita M.; Yaptenco, Kevin F.; Manilay, Alessandro A.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Toward an effective regulatory management system: Philippines

By Llanto, Gilberto M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Green and gold: promoting eco-adventure and cultural tourism fori nclusive and sustainable growth

By Picazo, Oscar F.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

People-to-people tourism in APEC: facilitating cross-border entry and exit, with special focus on ASEAN

By Picazo, Oscar F.; dela Cruz, Nina Ashley O.; Ututalum, Soraya. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Increasing economic opportunities of women in the APEC

By Lazo, Lucita. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Choke points and opportunities in the supply chain of ASEAN agricultural products :

By Briones, Roehlano; Israel, Danilo . Makati City : Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2014 . xi, 69 pages : charts (some color) ; 23 cm.

Assessment of the DSWD SEA-K strategy

By Ballesteros, Marife; Orbeta, Aniceto, Jr.; Llanto, Gilberto; Rosellon, Maureen Ane; Magtibay, Jasmine; Bolanos, Larraine; Salazar, Christine Ruth . Makati: Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Promoting inclusive growth through the 4Ps

By Reyes, Celia; Tabuga, Aubrey; Mina, Christian; Asis, Ronina. Makati City : Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2015 . ix, 62 pages : ill. ; 23 cm

Review and assessment of programs offered by state universities and colleges

By Manasa, Rosario; parel, Danileen Kristel . Makati: Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015 . xiv, 157 pages

Effective regulations for sustainable growth

By Ballesteros, Marife; Briones, Roehlano; Israel, Danilo; Llanto, Gilberto; Medalla, Erlinda; Navarro, Adoracion . Makati: Philippine Institute for Development Studies . xxii, 80 pp.

Risks, shocks, building resilience :

By Albert, Jose Ramon; Ballesteros, Marife; Briones, Roehlano; Isarel, Danilo; Llanto, Gilberto; Medalla, Erlinda; Navarro, Adoracion; Reyes, Celia; Serafica, Ramonette. Quezon City : Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2016

Establishing the linkages of human resource development with inclusive growth

By Tullao, Tereso Jr. S.; Cabuay, Christopher James; Hofilena, Daniel. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Supply chain connectivity: enhancing participation in the global supply chain

By Patalinghug, Epictetus E.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Philippine priorities in expanding APEC-wide connectivity through infrastructure development

By Navarro, Adoracion M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Developmentfinance and aid in the Philippines: policy, institutional arrangements and flows

By Llanto, Gilberto M., Navarro, Adoracion M., Ortiz, Ma. Kristina P.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2014

A Comprehensive Philippine government strategy on the competitiveness of the services sector

By Serafica, Ramonette B.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Does innovation mediate good firm performance?

By Llanto, Gilberto M.; del Prado, Fatima. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Targeting the agricultural poor: the case of PCIC’s special programs

By Reyes, Celia M.; Gloria , Reneli Ann B.; Mina, Christian D. . Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

Inequalities in income, labor, and education: the challenge of inclusive growth

By Albert, Jose Ramon G.; Dumagan, Jesus C.; Martinez, Arturo Jr.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015 , While economic growth is important for poverty reduction, the rather stellar performance of the Philippines in economic growth has still not translated into reduction of poverty. This is in large part due to issues pertaining to distribution. Inequalities in income, as well as inequities in labor and education, have provided barriers for everyone to participate in growth processes. The study looks at trends in various statistics on poverty and income distribution, and then examines how disparities in opportunities across rural/urban areas, between the sexes, and between the poorest and richest segments of society in labor and education have prevented the country from reducing poverty. It also examines why the conditional cash transfer program can provide opportunities toward more social and economic inclusiveness.

Diagnostic report on the bus transport sector

By Briones, Roehlano M.; Gundaya, Debbie M.; Domingo, Sonny N.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015 , The bus transport sector evolved from a highly regulated and concentrated market with a handful of players in the 1970s to a more liberalized albeit still regulated market with hundreds of small operators. Major reforms in bus transport regulation were carried out in the early 1990s and 2000s among which were more liberal policy and a supposed moratorium on new franchises. The current market operates under a complicated regime where regulation and enforcement is shared by several agencies. Market inefficiencies manifest in too many operators and buses, and indiscipline in the road adding to traffic congestion problems in the Metro. The fragmented nature of both the sector`s regulatory and supply side impedes synchronization among stakeholders and incurs huge costs to industry operators and the riding public.

Competition reform in the Philippine rice sector

By Briones, Roehlano M; Dela Pena, Beulah. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015 , The rice sector is regulated by the National Food Authority, with imports under a statutory monopoly. Consistent with previous studies done on the rice supply chain, a rapid appraisal finds that the domestic paddy and rice supply chain is highly competitive. Entry into import business is however severely curtailed. Welfare analysis indicates that in 2013, if quantitative restrictions were eliminated and rice imports were allowed to freely enter the country, rice imports would have increased tenfold, bringing down the retail price of rice to PHP 19.80/kg from PHP 33.08/kg. Consumer surplus would have increased by PHP 178 billion, compared to a PHP 34 billion reduction in producer surplus, for a net social benefit of PHP 138 billion. This paper recommends tariffication, i.e., liberalized importation policy with moderate tariffs.

The effects of parent's migration on the rights of children left behind

By Edillon, Rosemarie . Quezon City : Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2008 . 60pp.

Economic incentives and comparative advantage in the Philippine cotton industry.

By Balisacan, Arsenio M.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1983 , How economically competitive is domestically produced cotton compared to its imported counterpart? Have government policies encouraged it domestic production? These are questions that this research study attempts to answer. Analysis indicates that while there is a comparative advantage in producing cotton, efficiency is not the only consideration in implementing a policy that will promote or penalize an agricultural activity.

Intersectoral capital flows and balanced agro-industrial development in the Philippines.

By De Leon, M. S. J.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , This paper attempts to estimate the magnitude and direction of capital flows between agriculture and non-agriculture sector. It also measures the extent to which government price intervention policies may have counted for these flows. Some implications for the strategy of balanced agro-industrial development and for the country's development goals are presented.

Forest land management in the context of national land use.

By Revilla, A.V. Jr.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 984. , The relative scarcity of land resources to meet the growing needs of land-users has compelled land specialists to consider the need for a better system in the proper use and management of land resource. Forestlands comprise a major component of the national land and are currently the most degraded areas. In view of this, the study on hand proposes development of a framework for 1) a comprehensive land assessment 2) use of the management science approach in operationalizing a sustained multiple use of forest land management 3) provision of an integrated forestry system whereby constructive forestry activities shall benefit directly the people who depend on these forests for livelihood.

Policy issues on commercial forest management.

By Delos Angeles, Marian S.; Cruz, Cerenilla.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , This paper focuses on issues surrounding the management of Philippine commercial forests as it deals with forest destruction and renewal problems. Likewise, the economics of commercial forest management for both natural forests and tree plantations is highlighted. Policy implications are discussed and research priorities are suggested.

Policy issues on commercial forest management.

By De los Angeles, Marian S.; Cruz, Cerenilla.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , This paper focuses on issues surrounding the management of Philippine commercial forests as it deals with forest destruction and renewal problems. Likewise, the economics of commercial forest management for both natural forests and tree plantations is highlighted. Policy implications are discussed and research priorities are suggested.

The impact of government policies on forest resource utilization.

By Nelson, Gerald C.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , The impact of government policies on forest resource utilization is analyzed using two conceptual frameworks. The first focuses on determinants of resource depletion and the rate at which the resource is extracted by economic activity while the second focuses on the impact of government policies on land utilization. There is less than adequate understanding of the linkage between macro policy changes and prices. This paper realizes the importance of evaluating the trade-off between national financing programs that reduce resource depletion directly or indirectly by increasing labor productivity in other areas.

Tenure, technology, and productivity of agroforestry schemes.

By Capistrano, Ana Doris; Fujisaka, Sam.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , While there have been studies conducted on technical and economic productivity of different upland production/agroforestry systems, the existing literature are few in comparison to other related fields. This paper suggests several areas for further socioeconomic research. It also describes and reviews the literature on some of the agroforestry-based technology currently being developed and discusses the issues on land tenure, productivity of developing technologies and emerging policies and problems.

Management and cost of watershed reforestation : the Pantabangan and Magat.

By Galvez, Jose A.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1984. , Experiences of the National Irrigation Administration in its reforestation of the Pantabangan and Magat watersheds are presented in this paper, as it identifies the basic requirements of a successful reforestation program for denuded areas. The problems encountered in the implementation of the Watershed Management and Erosion Control Projects as well as the factors that significantly affected the success or failure of the project are identified.

A review of welfare issues in the coconut industry.

By Guerrero, Sylvia. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1985 , For quite some time, community organizers from the Institute of Social Work an Community Development have been dealing with various aspects of the coconut industry. This research output is intended to help those in the Institute to broaden their perspectives and familiarize themselves with issues at a macro level to better facilitate the process of understanding the more immediate problems confronted in the actual fieldwork. In addition, this review could help pinpoint areas for future investigation by social scientists. This paper is a review of welfare-related issues in the Philippines' coconut industry. It surveys the literature dealing with various aspects of the coconut industry in an attempt to highlight the impact of these on the welfare of the coconut farmers and laborers.

Financing the budget deficit in the Philippines.

By Remolona, Eli H.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1984. , For the last 25 years, the government has been incurring heavy budgetary deficits. Yet, data on recent Philippine experience reveal that no well-established guidelines on how to finance a budget deficit have been formulated. This paper investigates the means and measures to finance a deficit, considers a theory that chooses an optimal mix of policy instruments and studies the experience of less developed country like the Philippines as a case in point.

Trade liberalization experience in the Philippines, 1960-84.

By Alburo, Florian; Shepherd, Geoffrey.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 985. , The study traces the evolution of policies and/or factors that influenced the process of implementing a trade liberalization policy in the Philippines for the period of 1960-1984. Starting with a description of the Philippine economy's attributes, in terms of population and labor force, investment, capital and industry characteristics, the study goes on to describe observable long-term policy patterns, using several commercial and financial indicators to discern the degree of restriction or liberalization pursued by the country.

Factors affecting the choice of location : a survey of foreign and local firms in the Philippines.

By Herrin, Alejandro N.; Pernia, Ernesto M.. Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1986. , This paper addresses the locational behavior of foreign firms and of local enterprises, including the more important determinants of industrial location. The overall findings reveal that the factors considered decisive by the majority of firms are largely of the social overhead type.

A review and synthesis of macroeconomic models of the Philippines

By Velasco, Virgilio T.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 1979 , While this paper tries to review the various macro econometric models that have not yet been developed for the Philippines after 1965, it makes no attempt to neither reconcile the different estimated parameter values of the various models nor compare projection results because it recognizes that the models use different sources of data covering different periods and is developed for different purposes. However, it argues that based on the observations made and insights drawn from these models, some preliminary specifications for a macro econometric model for development planning can be made.

Philippine monetary policy and aspects of the financial market : a review of the literature

By Tan, Edita A.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 1979 , Starting from early 1960s to late 1970s, this study conducts a survey of the literature dealing with Philippine monetary policy and related aspects of the financial market. In doing so, several important research problems are noted. Hence, this study is able to aid researchers, planners and policymakers in their future endeavor.

Research on forest policies for Philippine development planning : a survey

By delos Angeles, Marian S.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 1981 , Central to this study is the question of how benefits and costs from using a potentially renewable resource such as forests could be optimized for Philippine economic growth. This issue is better understood through a study of policies affecting forest management and their impact on physical economic and institutional considerations in resource conservation. This study focuses on a review of specific public and private forest management issues in terms of how peculiarities of timber are incorporated into forest policies. It also discusses several areas that are vital to forest development planning.

Research on minerals for Philippine development planning : a survey.

By Santos, Teodoro M.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 1981 , Studies on the mineral industry, specifically on metallic minerals, have dealt with the generation of geologic information, considered a vital input in the various stages of the mineral industry. This paper notes, however, that there is uneven distribution of research on the mineral industry vis--vis its developing state in the country. Thus, the study points to the inadequate research on institutional and human resources in the industry, mining technology and global developments as they affect local industry, environmental, social and political conditions induced by the industry. Future research should then strive to deal with issues on mineral research and policy priorities, factor endowments, technology, investments and the global economic and domestic environment. 152 pages.

Public finance in the Philippines : a review of the literature

By Manasan, Rosario G.. Makati City. Philippine Institute for Development Studies. 1981 , While taxation is by far the most well researched area on public finance, there has been a dearth of studies conducted in the government expenditure, budget process and public debt arena. Moreover, the volume of studies conducted are heavily concentrated on the 1960s and on the 1970s, interest in the field has started to weaken. Based on the review of existing literature on public finance, this study has proposed several research projects.

Sources of Philippine industrial growth, 1956-1978.

By Estanislao, Jesus P.; Lim, M.T.; Adamag, F.E.. Makati City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1981 , Based on a study of sixteen specific manufacturing industries for the period 1958-1978, this paper examines the sources of industrial growth during the period and attempts to identify the probable elements that contribute to the growth of the Philippine industry. Based on the analysis, the paper recommends a conscious export expansion and promotion policy together with the appropriate use of natural resources to generate income and productivity increases. Likewise, it supports the emphasis on labor-intensive industries to boost the sector's contribution to overall industrial growth.

Impact of government policies on Philippine sugar.

By Nelson, Gerald C.; Agcaoili, M.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1983. , This paper examines the impact of trade policies, such as export taxes, marketing controls, low interest rate on production and equipment loans and special minimum wages, on sugar production and trade. It also investigates the effect of government polices on domestic prices and therefore the distribution of income from sugar production and processing.

Comparative advantage and government price intervention policies in forestry.

By Power, John; Tumaneng, Tessie. Makati, Metro Manila : Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1983. , The export log ban would have the same effect as imposing an export tax. Similar to the quota system, a complete log ban on exports raises no revenue and only by accident would it accomplish the right output limitation. These are few among the many observations that this paper professes. It also notes a strong comparative advantage in producing logs and processing them for exports.

Government expenditures of agricultural policies in the Philippines, 1955-1980.

By De Leon, M.S.J.. Makati City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1983. , This paper is an attempt to describe the historical changes in the level and distribution of government expenditures by policy from 1955-1980. While there is a need to fill the gaps in some areas, particularly the government expenditures for pricing and marketing policies, some general observations are offered.

Economic incentives and comparative advantage in the livestock industry.

By Cabanilla, L. S.. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1983. , With the increasing demand for livestock products, questions have arisen concerning the most efficient way of increasing its production. To quantify the impact of policies on the output prices of chicken, meat, eggs, pork and beef, the nominal protection rate is calculated for each commodity. To quantify the impact of policies on inputs, the implicit tariff is also calculated for each type of feeds. To synthesize the impact of government policies affecting input and output prices, the effective protection rate is estimated. These figures are then given meaning through the author's in-depth interpretation and analysis.

An analysis of the economic policies affecting the Philippine coconut industry.

By Clarete, Ramon L.; Roumasset, James A .. Makati, Metro Manila: Philippine Institute for Development Studies,1983. , What are the effects of government policies, such as export tax, production levy and marketing regulation, on the Philippine coconut industry? The answer to this question is made central to this research paper.

A review and synthesis omacroeconomic models of the Philippines

A review of welfare issues in the coconut industry.

Building Philippine SMEs resilience to natural disasters

By Ballesteros, Marife M.; Domingo, Sonny N.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

A system-wide study of the logistics industry in the greater capital region

By Patalinghug, Epictetus E.; Llanto, Gilberto M.; Fillone, Alexis M.; Tiglao, Noriel C.;Salazar, Christine Ruth; Madriaga, Cherry Ann; Arbo, Maria Diyina Gem. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015

An assessment of the Community Mortgage Programs of the social Housing Finance Corporation

By Ballesteros, Marife M.; Ramos, Tatum; Magtibay, Jasmine E.. Makati City Philippine Institute for Development Studies 2015