JC Punongbayan

@jcpunongbayan.bsky.social

Filipino economist. 🇵🇭 Asst Prof, University of the Philippines School of Economics. 👨‍🎓 Fmr Visiting Fellow, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute. 🇸🇬 Columnist, Rappler.com. ✍️ Author, False Nostalgia. 📕 Educ, macro, econ history. 📈 jcpunongbayan.com 🌐

🎉 NEW BOOK CHAPTER 🎉 📘 Title: Counterfactuals in economics and allied social sciences: Methods, applications, and debates 👨🏼‍🏫 Authors: JC Punongbayan (UPSE) & Alfredo Paloyo (University of Wollongong)

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[RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT] I had the honor of interviewing one of the country’s foremost economists: UPSE Prof. Emeritus Emmanuel S. de Dios. 🧵We talked about his intellectual journey (including his Marxist roots), the role of UPSE in society, and his advice for young economists.👇

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[RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT] 📘 Title: The Philippine Journal of Development in the Early 21st Century (2002–2023) 👨🏼‍🏫 Author: JC Punongbayan (UP School of Economics) 📍 Journal: Philippine Journal of Development, Vol. 48, No. 2

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[RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT] Starting today, I’ll be more intentional about sharing my academic publications. It’s not enough for research to stay within journals. We need to make our work more accessible and relevant to a broader audience. Here’s the first. ⬇️

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My latest journal article, on the supply and demand components of Philippine inflation, has just accepted in Applied Economics Letters (SSCI, Scopus)! ❤️ This is also my first solo macroeconomics paper.

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There's real value in convening various stakeholders first to get a clear picture of where we are today (and how we got here), which elements are linked, and so on; as a way towards developing a plan to sustainably improve mobility. 🫡 @jcpunongbayan.bsky.social | www.scmp.com/week-asia/op...

Asian Angle | Manila must put brakes on car-centric policies, seek viable transport solutions

Manila is the world’s most congested city, and car-centric government policies, combined with insufficient investment in public transport, are making things worse.

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