The Philippine Review of Economics vol 56 no 1-2

Journal articles inside:

• Some reflections on the state of development economics in Asia by Hal C. Hill and Sisira Jayasuriya
• The monkey in the mirror and other tales of central bank forward guidance by Eli M. Remolona
• A BSP closer to the people: spreading the benefits of monetary and financial stability by Benjamin E. Diokno
• Digit ratio and prosocial behavior: the role of innate aggression in public goods and trust games by Jahm Mae E. Guinto et al.
• A note on cooperative hunting: Holmstrom, Fabella, and the Dumagat of Tanay by Orville C. Solon
• The case against the case for land reform: transaction costs and misplaced exogeneity by Karl L. Jandoc and James A. Roumasset
• Toward a fairer society : inequality and competition policy in developing Asia by Arsenio M. Balisacan
• Sovereign determination or disguised protectionism?: the vitamin C case by Ma. Joy V. Abrenica
• Recent trends in the gender gap in the labor market in the Philippines by Mitzie Irene P. Conchada et al.
• Automation, gigs, and other labor market tales: the Philippines in the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Emmanuel F. Esguerra
• Revisiting the aid-growth nexus in light of the Sachs-Easterly debate by Sarah Lynne S. Daway-Ducanes and Irene Jo E. Arzadon
• Public debt and the threat of secession by Rhea M. Molato-Gayares
• What the new institutional economics owes Marx by Emmanuel S. de Dios