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Four in every 10 Filipino households have remained or slipped into poverty at least once in a period of three years, latest study by state think tank ..

The Philippine government spends around P2.2 billion annually to facilitate the regulatory service for the food manufacturing industry, a study of sta..

This Policy Note revisits the principles of the Philippine Competition Act as a breakthrough legislation intended to promote free and fair competition..

Outcomes – are delivered consistently to a high quality and to a rational, clearly established process is something that Hammerjack has been ver..

HAMMERJACK is an Australian business process outsourcing (BPO) company that set up shop in the country in 2015. It saw an opportunity in the hardworki..

Natural disasters, together with other shocks, have contributed to the vulnerability of both poor and nonpoor Filipino households to poverty. While th..

The third issue of the Development Research News (DRN) in 2016 drives home several insights gathered from the celebration of the 14th Development Poli..

The Philippine Institute of Development Studies (PIDS) is encouraging legislators to create a separate policy for a collaborative economy in order to ..

DESPITE being more empowered than women in other Asian countries, women in the Philippines are still bound by gender roles when it comes to labor forc..

A recent study by Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), the government’s economic think tank, concludes that the quality of our t..

WOMEN remain bound by traditional gender roles, limiting their participation in the work force, according to a study published by state think tank Phi..

The government needs to map out policies and framework to maximize the fruits of an emerging collaborative economy for the benefit of the Filipino peo..

The government spends around P2.2 billion to facilitate the regulatory service for the food manufacturing industry, a study of state think tank Philip..

The bill passed by Congress to provide free tuition in public colleges and universities might result in poor families subsidizing students from richer..

The increase of nontariff measures (NTMs) has limited the Philippines and other member-states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) to..