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2004 Annual Report39. Rice in the changing Philippine agriculturallandscape by Canesio PredoPHILIPPINE APEC STUDY CENTER NET-WORK (PASCN)RP - US FTA research project40. Overall framework and integrative report byErlinda Medalla41. RP-US FTA: beneficial or not by CesarCororaton42. Implications of an RP – US FTA on the Philippinefinancial services industry by LeilaCalderon-Kabigting43. Issues and prospects on the movement of naturalpersons in the Philippine-American economicrelations by Tereso Tullao Jr.44. Enhancing and deepening of the competitivenessof the Philippine electronics industryunder a bilateral setting by Myrna S. Austria45. Assessment of readiness and logistics infrastructureof the Philippine garments industryby Emilio Antonio and Cherry Lyn Rodolfo46. Expanding and sustaining RP-US linkages inbusiness process outsourcing (BPO) byCeferino Rodolfo47. Talking points on intellectual property rightsprotection for the RP-US FTA negotiation byDelia Tantuico48. Agricultural trade between the Philippinesand the US: status, issues and prospects byLiborio Cabanilla49. Impact of a Philippines-US FTA: the case ofthe Philippine agriculture by U-PrimoRodriguez50. An analysis of existing and potential US FTAsand defining the Philippine strategy for negotiationby Sedfrey Candelaria and AnthonyAbad51. Specific legal issues on the proposed Philippines-USFTA: politico-legislative perspectiveby Sedfrey Candelaria and Victor Venida52. WTO-related concerns: government procurement,competition policy and trade remediesby Jeremy Gatdula53. The politico-strategic dimension of the USproposal for an FTA by Renato de Castro andMaria CastanosGlobalization, governance and APEC researchproject54. Globalization or glocalization? Experiences inthe local Philippine context by Ma. DivinaGracia Roldan55. E-government assessment in Philippine citiesby Gabrielle IglesiasFood security, agricultural efficiency and APEC56. Philippine agriculture, food security andAPEC: an integrative report by LiborioCabanillaIslamic impact of globalization research project57. Coordination of research team on Islamic impactof globalization by Habib MacaayongTheses/dissertations58. Model of effectiveness of NCR private secondaryschools (Ph.D. dissertation) by Tara ChavezDonozo59. The multiplier effect of industrial estatesthrough employee consumption (MS thesis)by Carl Vincent Nadela60. Gender role differentiation among womenand men farmers in the sustainable agricultureprogram in Upper Pugaan, Iligan City,Southern Philippines (MS thesis) by GraceSeno Majorenos61. Leading economic indicators in regionalgrowth forecasting (MS Thesis) by WilmaTejero62. Economic benefits of Philippine air transportderegulation by Winfred S. Manuela25
Philippine Institute for Development StudiesAnnex CPublications26Books1. A perspective on macroeconomic and economy-widequantitative models of the Philippines: 1990-2002by Josef T. Yap2. The poverty fight: has it made an impact? by CeliaM. Reyes3. The Philippines in the global trading environmentby Myrna S. Austria4. Philippine competition policy in perspective byErlinda M. Medalla5. Central banking in the Philippines: then, now andthe future by Mario B. Lamberte6. Infrastructure development: experience and policyoptions for the future by Gilberto M. Llanto7. The quest for a better environment: past experiencesand future challenges by Danilo C. Israel8. Education, labor market and development: a reviewof the trends and issues in the Philippines for the past25 years by Aniceto C. Orbeta Jr.9. Research and development and technology in thePhilippines by Caesar B. Cororaton10. Winning the water war edited by Agnes Rola,Herminia Francisco, and Jennifer Liguton11. The 2003 president’s budget series by Rosario G.Manasan12. Special issues in agriculture edited by Eliseo R.Ponce13. Special issues in agriculture edited by Eliseo R.Ponce (reprint)Development Research News (bimonthly)14. July August 2003 (Vol. 21, No. 4)15. September-October 2003 (Vol. 21, No. 5)16. November-December 2003 (Vol. 21, No. 6)17. January-February 2004 (Vol. 22, No. 1)18. March-April 2004 (Vol. 22, No. 2)19. May -June 2004 (Vol. 22, No. 3)Philippine Journal of Development (semestral)20. Volume 30 Number 55Growth models, development planning, andimplementation in the Philippines byGonzalo M. JuradoLiberalization and deregulation in the domesticshipping industry: effects on competitionand market structure by Myrna S. AustriaEstimating industry benchmarks for the valueaddedtax by Rosario G. ManasanTechnical change, factor bias, input adjustments:panel data evidence from irrigatedrice production in Southern Palawan, Philippinesby Gerald E. Shively and Charles A.ZelekToward understanding Philippine trade inservices: a demand approach by Jeremy R.BarnsBook review of China’s economic growth and theASEAN (edited by Ellen H. Palanca) byPrema-chandra AthukoralaResearch Paper Series (occasional)21. RPS 2003-02 Philippine domestic shippingtransport industry: state of competition andmarket structure (Myrna S. Austria)Policy Notes (occasional)22. PN No. 2004-01 Does coastal resources managementhelp? Ask the fishermen! (DaniloC. Israel)23. PN No. 2004-02 Bottleneck to growth: inadequateinfrastructure (Gilberto M. Llanto)24. PN No. 2004-03 Institutions and water – thevital connections (Dulce D. Elazegui)25. PN 2004-04 Can the poor benefit from theremoval of QR on rice? (Caesar Cororaton)26. PN 2004-05 Can group credit work for housingloans? Some evidence from the CMP(Marife M. Ballesteros and Dam C. Vertido)27. PN 2004-06 Rural finance in the Philippines:a continuing saga in policy challenges(Gilberto M. Llanto)28. PN 2004-07 The Philippines’ fiscal position:looking at the complete picture (Rosario G.Manasan)29. PN 2004-08 Fiscal reform agenda: getting readyfor the bumpy ride ahead (Rosario G. Manasan)30. PN 2004-09 Exploring the Philippine FTApolicy options (Erlinda M. Medalla andDorothea Lazaro)
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