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Item Restricted Devaluation and the sugar industry(1980-10) Herrera, Cynthia T.; Pangalangan, Merceditas C.; Jurado, GonzaloItem Restricted Employment effects of devaluation: a critique of aggregative models(1987-03) Corpuz, Catherine Frances J.; Makabenta, Maria Peregrina D.; Medalla, Felipe M.Item Restricted A study of the effects of devaluation on the entry of new firms(1984-10) Torralba, Rocelyn G.; Torralba, Marissa L.; Alonzo, RupertoItem Restricted The effects of devaluation on the balance of payments and on the trade balance(1988-03) Ibarra, Rizalee P.; Malangan, Gladys P.; Tecson, GwendolynItem Restricted Devaluation and its effects on the inflation rate(1984-01) Li, Robert D.Item Restricted Trade responses of the electronic (semiconductor) industry to devaluation(1984-03) Rivera, Rebecca L.; Tansingco, Vivien A.Item Restricted An analysis of the 1983 and 1984 peso devaluations using the income-absorption approach(1988-03) Villaluz, Nick Emmanuel C.Item Restricted Devaluation: the Asian experience(1995-03) Novenario, Rosita-Frieda C. ; Tecson, Gwendolyn R.This thesis looks at the experience of some Asian countries that have resorted to devaluation, namely: Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The significance of the difference of each countries' macroeconomic performance with the performance of their comparison group is tested. The trends in the consumer price index, gross domestic product, exports, imports, balance of trade, and balance of payments are determined. The desirability of devaluation as a stabilization ptilicy is concluded using the findings of Steven Kamin, an economist of the International Finance Division of the Federal Reserve Board, as measure. Kamin found that devaluation causes short run improvements in the balance of trade, and a long run improvement in the balance of payments, and a significant initial positive growth of exports. He also concluded the absence of marked inflation.