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No Free Lunch
The new big, bad G word
by Cielito Habito

THE annual meeting of the Philippine Economic Society (PES) held last week ended with a panel discussion on the outlook for the Philippine economy, now a regular feature of the organization’s yearly gathering.

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No Free Lunch
How do we raise investment?
by Cielito Habito

ALONG with officials from the World Bank and the International Finance Corp., I spoke in a panel discussion on stable economy and improved investment climate organized by the WB Manila office last week.

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No Free Lunch
Oil price controls: Good or bad idea?
by Cielito Habito

INVOKING ITS EMERGENCY POWERS granted by law to impose price ceilings in times of calamity, the government has pegged petroleum product prices at their mid-October levels.

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No Free Lunch
Ostrom’s Nobel: Shedding paradigms
by Cielito Habito

THE first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics, Elinor Ostrom, is not even an economist, but a political scientist. For professional economists, it is a reminder that their profession has no monopoly in explaining the economic behavior of human beings.

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No Free Lunch
Still looking up on real estate
by Cielito Habito

IF OUR ECONOMY AS A WHOLE has been spared from recession even as our erstwhile more dynamic neighbors have been badly hit, surely part of the reason is the resilience of the real property sector. The industry has managed to defy overall economic trends, particularly in the past year’s global economic downturn.

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No Free Lunch
Underground growth: Fortune in misfortune?
by Cielito Habito

IN times of calamity, such as seen in many parts of the country now, the estimated economic costs brought about by disasters are substantial.

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No Free Lunch
Paying for nature’s services
by Cielito Habito

IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE MASSIVE floods brought by tropical depression Ondoy, I kept getting asked how the devastating floods would affect our country’s GDP growth, and whether growth targets could still be met.

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No Free Lunch
Our foreign trade: A closer look
by Cielito Habito

THE LATEST NEWS ON OUR EXports and imports don’t paint an encouraging short-term picture.

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