- Agumbay (Michael Todaro)
- Arawiran (Plundering Paradise by Broad and Cavanagh)
- Azarraga (political economy of debt forgiveness)
- Balicsa (moral hazard of international migration)
- Baquiran (political economy of teacher absenteeism)
- Bauzon (state failure)
- Camunay (market failure)
- Conferido (debt cap)
- Cortey (capital flight)
- Crisostomo (Small is beautiful)
- Cruz (political economy of medical provider absenteeism)
- Farinas (tiger economies)
- Garino (cultural tourism in the Philippines)
- Javier (Sicko)
- Javillonar (technology transfer)
- Mabansag (portfolio worker)
- Mabanglo (new public management)
- Mabesa (role of profit)
- Moncada (medicalization of hunger)
- Sanchez (uninfomed investor)
- Santos (planned obsolescence)
- Torrecampo (structural adjustment programs)
- Vicente (cultural economy)
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Note: Same instruction as the previous
Friday, August 29, 2008
Econ 101 (W) poetry reading (additional) Sept. 3
DS 112 updated pointers to review (plant identification)
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