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Economic Growth in the Philippines: Theory and Evidence

UPSE DP 2003-04
2003

Economic growth in the Philippines is studied using Robert Solow’s neoclassical growth model, which predicts savings and population growth to have positive and negative effects, respectively, on growth of per capita output.

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Canlas, Dante B.
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