DLSU - Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies
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The De La Salle University-Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies (DLSU-AKI) is an academic research institute established in 1999 out of the complementary goals of De La Salle University and the Angelo King Foundation (AKI).
DLSU-AKI merges its founding institutions’ drive for research excellence, policy relevance, and overriding concern for national development.
Since its establishment, DLSU-AKI has established niches in macroeconomics, structural transformation, and microeconomics. It aims to constantly contribute to the improvement of national and local policies and programs and the strengthening of support institutions. Likewise, it undertakes studies that provide insights into the adjustment process undertaken by industries and firms to answer the dynamic changes in the local and global markets and the challenges of environmental protection. DLSU-AKI highlights the contributions of entrepreneurship, business innovation, networks and production clusters, social partnership, and human capital development in the context of an increasingly interdependent world economy. The Institute hopes to contribute to the alleviation of poverty and the pursuit of sustainable development in the country.
Dr. Jesus Felipe currently leads the institute as its director.
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