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School infrastructure in the Philippines : where are we now and where should we be heading?

Navarro, Adoracion M. - 2022

This study assesses the adequacy of school infrastructure in the Philippine basic education sector and conducts … hygiene (WASH) facilities, the gaps are huge and become more visible when benchmarked against other countries. The Philippines … Philippines still struggles to complete the electrification of schools. …

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Selective mortality and the long-term effects of early-life exposure to natural disasters

Triyana, Margaret; Xia, Xing - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 85 (2023) 4, pp. 773-804

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Impact of international remittances on schooling in the Philippines : does the relationship to the household head matter?

Fujii, Tomoki - In: Asian economic journal : journal of the East Asian … 29 (2015) 3, pp. 265-284

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Modelling the impact of foreign direct investment and human capital on economic growth : empirical evidence from the Philippines

Agbola, Frank Wogbe - In: Journal of the Asia Pacific economy 19 (2014) 2, pp. 272-289

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Establishing the linkages of human resource development with inclusive growth

Tullao, Tereso S.; Cabuay, Christopher James; … - 2015

, improve their income, and pursue entrepreneurial options. The state of education in the Philippines as well as in APEC … for the development of human resources in the Philippines and lessons learnt from best practices in APEC economies were …

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Intrahousehold responses to imbalanced human capital subsidies : evidence from the Philippine conditional cash transfer program

Raitzer, David A.; Batmunkh, Odbayar; Yarcia, Damaris - 2021

Extensive global evidence suggests that conditional cash transfers (CCTs) encourage long-term investment in human capital by poor households. However, CCTs also have the potential to distort incentives for investment among children. If only some children in the household are monitored/subsidized...

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