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PIDS 2006 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> REPORT2662) Use of English in teaching may not improve gradsSun Star Cebu, July 28, 200663) Children and household savingsBusinessWorld- Yellow Pad, July 28, 200664) RP urged to promote self as education hubSun Star Cebu, Aug. 1, 200665) Audiovisual sector and developmentBusinessWorld- Popular EconomicsAug. 4, 200666) Corn farming communities found among mostimpoverishedPIA Information service, August 8, 200667) Researchers train on simulating impact of seasonson agriculturePIA Information service, August 8, 200668) What RP needs to catch up in medical tourism gameThe Manila Times-Career, Aug. 13, 200669) Critical mass requiredBusinessWorld – I.T. Matters,Aug. 15, 200670) Operating in a quota-less world: the Philippinegarments industry’s caseBusinessWorld- Popular EconomicsAug. 18, 200671) Networking knowledge resourcesManila Bulletin – Opinion and EditorialAug.19, 200672) Microfinance not enough for rural financialdevelopment, says ADB bookUzReport (Business Information Portal)Aug. 21, 200673) War and peace (pinoy version)Inside PCIJ (www.pcij.org), Aug. 24, 200674) REGION: Microfinance not enough for ruralfinancial development, says ADB bookPacific Magazine, Aug. 24, 200675) Private sector not ready for ASEAN economic unionBusinessWorld, Aug. 24, 200676) Foreign Exchange and the Big MacBusinessWorld-Popular EconomicsSept. 1, 200677) Low Capital investment dims 5.5% GDPBusinessMirror, Sept. 4, 200678) NSO helps LGUs raise taxesBusinessMirror, Sept. 5, 200679) DPRM and related activitiesNBN 4 – The Morning Show, 7:00 a.m.Sept. 8, 200680) Rice and Philippine PoliticsBusinessWorld-Popular Economics,Sept. 8, 200681) DPRM and related activitiesANC- Dateline with Ron Cruz, 12:00 noonSept. 9, 200682) RP, US trade consultation talks to generate positiveresultsThe Mindanao Daily Mirror, Sept. 11, 200683) Trade pact with Japan to bring in P250B-P300B—NEDA chiefPhil. Daily Inquirer, Sept. 11, 200684) Palace defends economic pact with JapanSunstar,Sept. 12, 200685) Cabinet lists gains from JPEPABusinessMirror, Sept. 12, 200686) P100B eyed from dealManila Standard TodaySept. 12, 200687) Japan-RP pact seen to boost country’s GDPPhil. Daily Inquirer, Sept. 12, 200688) Japan, RP EPA to boost economyManila Bulletin, Sept. 12, 200689) Costly power, lack of skilled labor threatens growthof BPO industrySun Star Cebu, Sept. 13, 200690) Policy ResearchManila Standard Today, Sept. 13, 200691) Policy ResearchMalaya, Sept. 14, 200692) PIDS goes local, proposes bottoms up approach tonational developmentPIA Nationwide News Releases, Sept. 15, 200693) LGUs eyed as key dev’t playersManila Bulletin, Sept. 17, 200694) DPRM and related activitiesDZEC , Iradyo Natin, Sept. 19, 200695) DPRM and related activitiesDZEM, Balita, Impormasyon at PaalalaSept. 19, 200696) DPRM and related activitiesDZRB – Radyo Patrol, Sept. 19, 200697) Development Policy Research Month: Furtheringlocal governance improvementManila Bulletin-EditorialSept. 20, 2006
98) JPEPA offers a temporary edgeBusinessMirror, Sept. 20, 200699) DPRM and related activitiesDWIZ – (Woman Talk,) Sept. 21, 2006100) DPRM and related activitiesDZBB (Tanong ng Bayan), Sept. 22, 2006101) Empowering Local Government Through PolicyResearchPanorama, Sept. 24, 2006102) PIDS celebrates Development Policy ResearchMonth with discussion forum September 26PIA Nationwide News Releases, Sept. 25, 2006103) Expert warns of fiscal blows from EO 558BusinessMirror, Sept. 27, 2006104) Aid for local govt’sBusinessWorld-Briefs, Sept. 27, 2006105) Policy ResearchBusinessWorld, Sept. 28, 2006106) Govt urged to provide more infrastructures in farflungareasThe Mindanao Daily Mirror, Oct. 2, 2006107) Slotting allowance and the retail sectorBusinessWorld-Popular EconomicsOct. 6, 2006108) Property trust investments bill pushedPhil. Daily Inquirer, Oct. 8, 2006109) State of foreign direct investments in thePhilippinesBusinessWorld-Popular EconomicsOct. 13, 2006110) Half-hearted approach delaying RP-US trade dealBusinessWorld, Oct. 13-14, 2006111) Why ignore people’s views on budget?BusinessMirror- Editorial, Oct. 13-14, 2006112) Upland Development model presented to expertsSun Star Davao, Oct. 14, 2006118) Assessment of RP’s economy highlights group’syearly confabSun Star Manila, Nov. 7, 2006119) Renowned expert on econometrics theory andwelfare economics to deliver lecture during 4thCBMS Network ConferencePIA Daily News Reader, Nov. 14, 2006120) Junk JPEPA: throwing out the baby?No Free Lunch Column, Phil Daily InquirerNov. 13, 2006121) Opportunity costs without Jpepa huge, warns thinktankThe Manila Times, Nov. 18, 2006122) Economists assess trade deal: JPEPA could spurgrowth, cut povertyPhil. Daily Inquirer, Nov. 19, 2006123) RP has more to gain in trade agreement with JapanManila Bulletin, Nov. 19, 2006124) Philippine Economic Society’s 44 th Annual MeetingBusinessWorld, Nov. 21, 2006125) Liberalizing waste tradeSunStar Iloilo, Nov. 23, 2006126) Local government financeBusinessWorld, Nov. 24, 2006127) Furor over JPEPA: Will Davao banana workersbenefit from it?Davao Today, Nov. 25, 2006128) JPEPA rift won’t stop RP from ‘begging’ for moreJapan aidThe Daily Tribune, Nov. 27, 2006129) Exports and the Manufacturing SectorBusinessWorld, Popular EconomicsDec. 1, 2006130) Assessment by PIDS: No toxic waste dumpingunder JPEPAManila Bulletin, Dec. 3, 2006131) Yap’s rice programManila Standard Today, Dec. 6, 2006113) Viewpoint: Embedded ViolencePhil. Daily Inquirer – Opinion, Oct. 16, 2006114) NEDA hopeful RP to meet MDG goalsManila Bulletin, Oct. 16, 2006115) UN says we are a Millennium Goal failure so farManila Times-Top Stories, Oct. 17, 2006116) BPOs in medical field to benefit more PinoysSun Star Cebu, Oct. 20, 2006117) Japan explains as JPEPA row ragesBusinessMiror, Oct. 31, 2006132) Opposition grows in Philippines to proposed tradepact with JapanInternational Herald Tribune,Dec. 7, 2006133) Call center industry: Benefits and challengesBusinessWorld, Popular EconomicsDec. 8, 2006134) RP optimistic about trade pact with USManila Standard TodayDec. 11, 2006PIDS 2006 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> REPORT27
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