​Welcome to DLSU–AKI
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Established in 1999 out of the complementary goals of De La Salle University and the Angelo King Foundation, the DLSU–Angelo King Institute merges its founding institutions’ drive for research excellence, policy relevance, and overriding concern for poverty alleviation. Supported by a worldwide network of donors and partners, the Institute has established a niche in the area of research by integrating economic and business studies, and by combining macro and micro perspectives.  more...​  

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Monitoring the Philippine Economy
Third Quarter Report for 2018
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PREVIOUS EVENTS
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
AKI WORKING PAPER SERIES
Professorial Chair Lecture
of
Dr. Tereso S. Tullao, Jr
entitled
Ang Dalawang Mukha ng mga Pamamaraan sa Tumbasang Pagkilala  o Mutual Recognition Arrangements sa mga Serbisyong Profesiyonal sa Integrasyong Ekonomiko ng ASEAN
​August 17, 2018
​Seminar
on
Development Studies in Action
Room A903, Br. Andrew Gonzales Hall
De La Salle University, Manila
March 20, 2018
​Click here to see other AKI's organized events
Palisoc, S., Natividad, M., and Noel, M.  (2018).  Silver/bismuth/nafion modified pencil graphite electrode for trace heavy metal determination.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume VIII, No. 9.
Concepcion, F., Laguinday, C. M., and Ong Hian Huy, T. A.  (2018).  Limits, transparency, and board independence against tax avoidance.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume VII, No. 4.
​Dacuycuy, L., and Sauler, M. M.  (2018).  Legal setbacks, disbursement sudden stops, and fiscal stimulus:  Some lessons.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume IX, No. 6.
​Doniza, K., Olarve, J., Santos, M. G., and Santos, G. N.  (2018).  The use of smart devices for the detection of aflatoxin in grinded corn feeds.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume VIII, No. 8.

​​​Conchada, M. I.  (2018).  Monitoring the Philippine economy year-end report for 2017.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume VI, No. 5.
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​​Camacho, D.  (2018).  Vitamin fortification of milled rice:  A new approach to address micronutrient malnutrition.  AKI Policy Brief, Volume VIII, No. 7.
Doniza, K., Olarve, J., Santos, M. G., and Santos, G. N. (2018).  The use of smart devices for the detection of aflatoxin in ground corn feeds.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-09-054.
Dumagan, J.  (2018).  Modifying the "generalized exactly additive decomposition" of GDP and aggregate labor productivity growth in practice for consistency with theory.  AKI Working Paper Series Series 2018-07-053.
Ledesma, J. R., Herrera, C., Li, S. C., Unite, A., Shi, A., and Sullivan, M.  (2018).  Defying the tone at the top:  An analysis on the effects of board characteristics on the level of tax avoidance across Philippine publicly listed firms.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-06-052.
Austria, M., and Pagaduan, J.  (2018).  Assessing the impact of the Philippine sin tax reform law on the demand for cigarettes.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-03-051.
Lacaden, R., and Tullao, Jr., T.  (2018).  Research performance of the ASEAN university network member universities.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-03-050.​ ​
Asuncion, E. J., and Tullao, Jr., T.  (2018).  Evaluation of unified student financial assistance system in tertiary education (UniFAST) in addressing capital market imperfection in the Philippines.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-02-049.
​​Biares, R., and Tullao, Jr., T.  (2018).  Linking global competitiveness, higher education and foreign direct investment inflows.  AKI Working Paper Series 2018-01-048.  ​
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CONTACT
DLSU-Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies (DLSU-AKI)
Room 223, St. La Salle Hall
2401 Taft Avenue, Manila 0922
​Philippines
Tel:  +63-2-524-4611 loc. 287, +63-2-524-5333
Fax:  +63-2-524-5747
E-mail:  aki@dlsu.edu.ph​
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AFFILIATED OFFICE
​Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) Network Office
10th Floor Angelo King International Centre
Estrada Corner Arellano Streets, Malate
Manila 1004, Philippines
Tel:  (632) 526-2067  or (632) 230-5100 loc. 2461
Fax : (632) 526-2067
E-mail:  cbms.network@gmail.com

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