Articles in this issue:

1. Consumer profiling, price discrimination, and consumer privacy by Renz Venielle Lamayo
2. Forecasting currency in circulation with the central bank balance sheet by Adrian Matthew Glova, Roy Hernandez
3. Impacts of access to electricity on employment and household income growth in Cambodia by Asami Takeda, Jonna Estudillo
4. Do cash transfers mitigate risks and crowd out informal insurance? Evidence from a randomized experiment in the Philippines by Angelica Maddawin, Kazushi Takahashi
5. Pulling up from the depths of poverty: Do the Pantawid Pamilya cash transfers to the poor reduce their consumption expenditure shortfalls? by Joseph Capuno
6. A macroeconomic perspective on economic resilience and inclusive growth in the Philippines by Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista

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