This paper is the first to directly quantify markups and assess returns to scale for agricultural suppliers and manufacturers.

This chapter explores how counterfactual thinking and quasi-experimental methods have transformed applied microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic history, and the broader social sciences.

This study found that water privatization in Metro Manila led to a significant drop in childhood diarrhea, highlighting the need for strong governance to sustain health gains.

This study found that firms are more likely to adopt natural gas when they have prior knowledge and access to relevant infrastructure, but adoption is hindered by high retrofitting costs…

This paper highlights the extent to which a severe debt crisis - caused and amplified by authoritarian economic mismanagement - can cast a long shadow over a developing country's growth…

More Than is the only coffee table book of the UP School of Economics produced by an editorial team  composed of the alumni, faculty and staff of the School.

This book explores the Asian agricultural and rural development and assesses the extent to which the Asian experience is replicated in contemporary Africa. - by Jonna P. Estudillo, Yoko Kijima,…

Nuances in the Effect of Types of Intimate Partner Violence on Aspects of Child Development: Evidence from the Philippines – by Arjay Julio, Karizza Gem Reopta, & Karl Robert Jandoc, published…

Twenty-two writers expound on martial law and its long-term effects on the country. "The Economy Fifty Years since Martial Law: Changing Landscapes, Unchanged Views" by Dr. Emmanuel S. de Dios,…

by Emmanuel S. de Dios, Maria Socorro Gochoco-Bautista, and Jan Carlo Punongbayan, in The Marcos Years: The Age of Crisis and Repression (Ferdinand C. Llanes, editor; SAMASA, 2023)