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A Macroeconomic Social Accounting Framework for the Philippines

Vos, Rob - Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), … - 1991

The aggregate nature of the accounts of the social accounting method constructed for the Philippine economy has led to the macroeconomic Social Accounting Framework. This article reports on its construction method and its relation to existing data sources. Some general conclusions about data...

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Comparative Saving Behavior of Rural and Urban Households in the Philippines

Lamberte, Mario B.; Bautista, Romeo M. - Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), … - 1990

Marginal saving rates for the Philippine households are estimated, distinguishing between rural and urban households … the margin. This contrasts with the higher savings rate for urban households in various regions, attributable for their … higher incomes. Marginal savings rate for rural households are higher than for their urban counterparts. Faster growth of …

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Impact of Public Policies on Rural Informal Credit Markets in the Philippines: Synthesis of Survey Results and Lessons for Policy

Bautista, Ernesto D. - Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), … - 1991

mobilization of rural savings through innovative mechanisms. Utilizing the results from various surveys, this article examines how …

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Rural Deposit Mobilization in the Philippines, 1977-1986

Meyer, Richard L; Blanco, Rhenee - Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), … - 1989

factors in rural economy that can contribute to the performance of rural savings mobilization. …

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Macroeconomic Impact of a Tariff Reduction: A Three-Gap Analysis with Model Simulations

Yap, Josef T. - Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), … - 1997

Using a three-gap model, it can be shown that a reduction in the tariff level will lead to an unambiguous decline in the GDP growth rate if it results in a reduction of the surplus of the government’s primary account. Empirical results using Philippine data show that this condition is...

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