Volume 15, Number 2

General Equilibrium Effects of Increasing Productivity in Philippine Manufacturing, with Special Reference to Food Processing

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JPD 1988 Vol. XV No. 2-d
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This article quantitatively investigates the economy-wide effects of increasing productivity in the following Philippine industrial sectors: food manufactures, light manufactures, consumer goods manufactures and capital goods manufacture. Using computable general equilibrium to emphasize sectoral linkages, results indicate lower domestic price and higher output as benefits of productivity in the sector.

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  1. Cororaton, Caesar B., John Cockburn, and Erwin Corong. 2005. Doha scenarios, trade reforms, and poverty in the Philippines. MTID discussion papers 86. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
  2. Cororaton,Caesar B., John Cockburn, and Erwin Corong. 2005. Doha scenarios, trade reforms, and poverty in the Philippines: A CGE analysis. Working Papers MPIA 2005-03. PEP-MPIA.
  3. Cororaton, Caesar B., John Cockburn, and Erwin Corong. 2005. Doha scenarios, trade reforms, and poverty in the Philippines: A CGE analysis. Policy Research Working Paper Series 3738. The World Bank.
  4. Cororaton, Caesar. 1994. Structural adjustment policy experiments: the use of Philippine CGE models. Discussion Papers DP 1994-03. Philippine Institute for Development Studies.
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