The Philippine Review of Economics is devoted to the publication of theoretical and empirical work in economic development. It welcomes papers about the Philippines and about other developing economics. It is also a forum for research findings that show the links of economics with other disciplines.
The PRE (Print ISSN 1655-1516 and Digital ISSN 2984-8156) is published bianually by the UP School of Economics (UPSE) in partnership with the Philippine Economic Society (PES).
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Vol 60, No 1 (2023)
Full Issue
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Table of Contents
Articles
| Unemployment and monetary policy: a revisit and new job strategies | |
| Dante B. Canlas | 1-9 |
A Symposium on the Care Economy
| Introduction to the symposium on the care economy | |
| Maria S. Floro, Elizabeth M. King | 10-18 |
| Child and elderly care in South Korea: policy analysis with a gendered, care-focused computable general equilibrium model | |
| Martin Cicowiez, Hans Lofgren | 19-64 |
| Women’s market work and childcare policies in Colombia: policy simulations using a computable general equilibrium model | |
| Martin Cicowiez, Hans Lofgren, Ana Tribin, Tatiana Mojica | 65-98 |
| The enduring impact of the pandemic on gender patterns of paid and unpaid work: evidence from time-use data in Turkey | |
| Ipek Ilkkaracan, Emel Memiş | 99-122 |
| Unpaid eldercare and its impact on the US labor supply | |
| Tanima Ahmed, Maria Floro | 123-157 |
| Care work and the demographic composition of households: two Asian cases | |
| Elizabeth King, Hannah L Randolph, Jooyeoun Suh | 158-190 |
| Care workers’ sense of responsibility, working conditions, and the quality of care in South Korea | |
| Shirin Arslan, Arnob Alam, Maria S. Floro, Seung-Eun Cha, Eunhye Kang | 191-222 |