The Philippines like most developing economies was not spared from the 2009 global economic contraction. In spite of limited exposure to US assets, the country suffered a dramatic slowdown in economic growth arising mainly from international trade and labor flow channels. Using a general equilibrium model linked to a micro-simulation module, this paper analyzes the impact on gender and poverty of the 2009 global crisis on the Philippine economy. The analysis carefully traces the transmission channels from the macro-economic to the microeconomic level: from gross domestic product to output and factor supplies and demands; from commodity and factor prices to employment and household incomes to levels of poverty and income distribution.
Project leader: Erwin Corong
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| Global Economic Crisis and the Philippine Economy: A Quantitative Assessment | 2012-08-09 | 1140.88KB | 0 | 0 |
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