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Remittances, migrants, household consumption, investment, poverty, Philippines
Public Spending, Food Subsidy, Targeting, Leakage, Program Waste, India, Philippines
International migration and remittances, Household welfare, Poverty, CGE Model, Microeconometrics, Bangladesh
Remittances, Economic Growth, Poverty, Asia
International Migration and Remittances, Household Welfare, Poverty, Inequality, CGE Model, Microeconometrics, Pakistan
India, wheat, rice, production, consumption, trade, policy, reform
Oil subsidies, price pass through, macroeconomic uncertainty, stimulus packages, fiscal sustainability, public debt, Asia
Fiscal policy shocks, tax cuts, government expenditure, business cycles, economic growth, Asia
Asia, fiscal stimulus, fiscal policy, countercyclical stabilization, global crisis
Conditional and unconditional cash transfers, in-kind transfers, social safety nets, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, and Philippines
Pilferage, corruption, transfer program, food subsidy, transparency, opacity, Philippines, targeting
south-south economic linkages, trade, investment, labor markets, policy coordination, regional cooperation, Economics Working Paper No. 270
food subsidy, quality, Philippines, demand, revealed preference
Global Crisis, Remittances, Asia
natural disasters, typhoons, poverty, household income mobility, development opportunity, foreign aid, fiscal transfers, municipalities, public spending, creative destruction, Asia, Philippines
food security, food price volatility, food policy, food prices, pricing trends, agricultural productivity, agricultural prices, long-term food price trends, agricultural productivity, asian economic growth and structural changes, per capita food consumption
Bangladesh, income, natural disasters, Pakistan, savings
food prices, risk sharing, rice market, international trade, supply shocks
food subsidy, targeting, geographic targeting, voice, Philippines, National Food Authority
global supply chain, People’s Republic of China, trade, women
