Table of Contents
Festschrift for Raul V. Fabella | |
Sarah Lynne S. Daway-Ducanes, Emmanuel S. de Dios | vi-vii |
Articles
Some reflections on the state of development economics in Asia | |
Hal C. Hill, Sisira Jayasuriya | 1-15 |
The monkey in the mirror and other tales of central bank forward guidance | |
Eli M. Remolona | 16-27 |
A BSP closer to the people: spreading the benefits of monetary and financial stability | |
Benjamin E. Diokno | 28-41 |
Digit ratio and prosocial behavior: the role of innate aggression in public goods and trust games | |
Jahm Mae E. Guinto, Charlotte May DC. Amante, Franz Nicole L. Carlos, Arlene B. Daro, Mariella Jasmin P. Marasigan, Joseph J. Capuno | 42-72 |
A note on cooperative hunting (Holmstrom and Fabella meet the Dumagat of Tanay) | |
Orville C. Solon | 73-79 |
The case against the case for land reform: transaction costs and misplaced exogeneity | |
Karl L. Jandoc, James A. Roumasset | 80-126 |
Toward a fairer society: inequality and competition policy in developing Asia | |
Arsenio M. Balisacan | 127-146 |
Sovereign determination or disguised protectionism?: the Vitamin C Case | |
Ma. Joy V. Abrenica | 147-172 |
Recent trends in the gender gap in the labor market in the Philippines | |
Mitzie Irene P. Conchada, Dominique Hannah A. Sy, Marites M. Tiongco, Alfredo R. Paloyo | 173-186 |
Automation, gigs, and other labor market tales: the Philippines in the Fourth Industrial Revolution | |
Emmanuel F. Esguerra | 187-218 |
Revisiting the aid-growth nexus in light of the Sachs-Easterly debate | |
Sarah Lynne S. Daway-Ducanes, Irene Jo E. Arzadon | 219-235 |
Public debt and the threat of secession | |
Rhea M. Molato-Gayeres | 236-256 |
What the new institutional economics owes Marx | |
Emmanuel S. de Dios | 257-278 |