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Item Restricted Time scale decomposition of the relationship among money, output and price using wavelet analysis in the case of the Philippines(2015-06) Vasquez, Glacer Niño; Paler, Chantal Sue P.; Solon, Orville Jose C.This study uses wavelet analysis to tease out the relationships among money, output and prices at different time scales. Employing spectral analysis and Granger causality tests, this study has shown that in the short run, money is non-superneutral - a result in line with the Monetary Business Cycle Theory and the New Keynesian Theory. In the short run, the growth in money supply leads to the growth in real output. On the other hand, from the intermediate run up to the very long run, money is found to be supeneutral. The growth rate of money supply does not affect real output growth, but only affects inflation. This finding is in line with the predictions of monetarism that inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.Item Restricted Does money buy happiness in the Philippines? an evaluation of the effect of income on subjective well-being(2011-04) Fruto, Blanca Kris G.; Malihan, Ma. Agnes Isabelle M.; Kraft, Aleli D.This paper aims to determine whether the common notion that money affects happiness; holds true Filipinos. It It also takes into account the other factors and processes involved in evaluating Using well-being. Using Social Weather Survey Weather Survey of 2003, the researchers perform ordered logit regression and Findings change analyses. Findings reveal that the Filipino of factors affecting Filipino subjective well-being is similar to However, other of other countries'. However, other determinants prove to Philippine not In in the Philippine context. In this study, household income establishes a Other and positive correlation to well-being. Other variables in the domains of personality, demographic, political-institutional, geographic factors Living social relationships also tend to be significant. Living in NCR and having On number of children produce negative effects on happiness. On the other hand, being married, optimistic Filipino registered voter seem to positively affect the level of Filipino subjective well-being.Item Restricted Money wages and inflation(1974-10) Cervera, Estrella M.; Tecson, GwendolynItem Restricted An analysis of money supply (1968 to 1979)(1981-01) Esmundo, Doris B.Item Unknown An econometric analysis of aggregate demand and money supply model in Thailand (1964-1978)(1981-01) Supavat, SaicheunItem Restricted Eurodollar- asiadollar rate forecasting(1980-01) Manalansan, Doda; Abad, Andrea; Alonzo, Ruperto P.Item Restricted Item Restricted The effects of money supply's proximate determinants on its movements: 1970-1980(1983-10) Taruc, Fermin Arcadio C. III; Cruzado, Clariza C.Item Restricted Determinants of money market transactions(1980-03) Lopez, Rosefina; Villadolid, MindaItem Restricted The quantity theory of money: it's application in the Philippine setting(1992-01) Defensor, Ma. Theresa T.; Monte, Cielo; Ravalo, Johnny