Comments on: Total Factor Productivity in the Philippines 135.0 http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:14:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: m beduya http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-4771 m beduya Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:14:09 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-4771 Hi Clarine, They should be available at the usual suspects like the NCSO or possibly PIDS of NEDA. We do gather this data to comply with international reporting agreements. Another strong possibility is the DOST which is currently undergoing a research on innovation. I have seen reports that pertain to international innovation surveys. I suspect you have to write or call their head offices and ask for the specific information. The online databases are not current and are years behind in updates. You can also try the OECD online statistical databases using "innovation survey" in search bar. Good luck! Hi Clarine,
They should be available at the usual suspects like the NCSO or possibly PIDS of NEDA. We do gather this data to comply with international reporting agreements.

Another strong possibility is the DOST which is currently undergoing a research on innovation. I have seen reports that pertain to international innovation surveys. I suspect you have to write or call their head offices and ask for the specific information. The online databases are not current and are years behind in updates.

You can also try the OECD online statistical databases using “innovation survey” in search bar. Good luck!

]]> By: ClarineAquino http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-4770 ClarineAquino Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:55:46 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-4770 Hello! I'm an undergraduate student taking up economics in UP Baguio. My bachelor's thesis which I'm currently doing, is about the manufacturing sector of the Philippines if you don't mind can I ask you help where I can find data for the manufacturing sector's research and development expenditures? I would really appreciate any help you can give. Thank you! Hello! I’m an undergraduate student taking up economics in UP Baguio. My bachelor’s thesis which I’m currently doing, is about the manufacturing sector of the Philippines if you don’t mind can I ask you help where I can find data for the manufacturing sector’s research and development expenditures? I would really appreciate any help you can give. Thank you!

]]> By: Economics and Crises - an Epic History of Self-Healing | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-3755 Economics and Crises - an Epic History of Self-Healing | Synthesist Sat, 12 Feb 2011 19:35:24 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-3755 [...] Dr. Caesar Coraroton tried to use Solow’s method for the Philippines as I first posted about in March 2009, he found the TFP, being a residual, to be nil, i,e, no [...] [...] Dr. Caesar Coraroton tried to use Solow’s method for the Philippines as I first posted about in March 2009, he found the TFP, being a residual, to be nil, i,e, no [...]

]]> By: Business Model Innovation Triggers Growth and Locks Value | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-3699 Business Model Innovation Triggers Growth and Locks Value | Synthesist Thu, 20 Jan 2011 14:35:44 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-3699 [...] of exploration (not strictly a school) that starts with Schumpeter (in sociological mode), through Robert Solow (1987 Nobel), W Brian Arthur and Paul Romer. Younger economists in this thread include the collaborators Aghion [...] [...] of exploration (not strictly a school) that starts with Schumpeter (in sociological mode), through Robert Solow (1987 Nobel), W Brian Arthur and Paul Romer. Younger economists in this thread include the collaborators Aghion [...]

]]> By: The Philippines Needs Embedded Patriotism to Catch-up | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-3666 The Philippines Needs Embedded Patriotism to Catch-up | Synthesist Sat, 08 Jan 2011 22:11:19 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-3666 [...] example, Dr. Caesar Cororaton’s growth accounting study at PIDS using Total Factor Productivity yielded no useful conclusions at the [...] [...] example, Dr. Caesar Cororaton’s growth accounting study at PIDS using Total Factor Productivity yielded no useful conclusions at the [...]

]]> By: GLOBELICS for Inclusive Development and Innovation for the Poor | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-2932 GLOBELICS for Inclusive Development and Innovation for the Poor | Synthesist Mon, 08 Nov 2010 23:39:17 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-2932 [...] substantial excess capacity based and confirms this insight. Professor Caesar Cororaton study on Total Factor Productivity for the Philippines shows nil growth to be accounted from technical progress as [...] [...] substantial excess capacity based and confirms this insight. Professor Caesar Cororaton study on Total Factor Productivity for the Philippines shows nil growth to be accounted from technical progress as [...]

]]> By: Waiting for the 2010 Nobel Prize Winners | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-2781 Waiting for the 2010 Nobel Prize Winners | Synthesist Tue, 07 Sep 2010 16:24:44 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-2781 [...] 1987 – Robert M. Solow on Total Factor Productivity [...] [...] 1987 – Robert M. Solow on Total Factor Productivity [...]

]]> By: Learning about Innovation Systems from Taiwan | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-1997 Learning about Innovation Systems from Taiwan | Synthesist Tue, 27 Apr 2010 12:18:09 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-1997 [...] business because – unlike the Philippines with a dual economy as I noted in the post on Total Factor Productivity and Cororaton first on March 8, 2009 – they had creating a working cluster or a network of cost efficient suppliers to the [...] [...] business because – unlike the Philippines with a dual economy as I noted in the post on Total Factor Productivity and Cororaton first on March 8, 2009 – they had creating a working cluster or a network of cost efficient suppliers to the [...]

]]> By: Scan, Adapt and Diffuse for Appropriate Technologies Part 1 of 3 68.0 | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-987 Scan, Adapt and Diffuse for Appropriate Technologies Part 1 of 3 68.0 | Synthesist Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:13:18 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-987 [...] growth. For countries like the Philippines, this residual is negligible or negative (See Cororaton, Total Factor Productivity in the Philippines), ie almost all growth is explained from capital and population and none from technological [...] [...] growth. For countries like the Philippines, this residual is negligible or negative (See Cororaton, Total Factor Productivity in the Philippines), ie almost all growth is explained from capital and population and none from technological [...]

]]> By: … Total Factor Productivity in the Philippines, Part 2 of 2- Cororaton, Post #13 | Synthesist http://synthesistblog.com/total-factor-productivity-in-the-philippines-135-0/#comment-665 … Total Factor Productivity in the Philippines, Part 2 of 2- Cororaton, Post #13 | Synthesist Sat, 27 Feb 2010 02:21:42 +0000 http://synthesistblog.com/?p=3490#comment-665 [...] This post has been re-written in a more accessible and longer style. Please click here for link to Post 135, the better [...] [...] This post has been re-written in a more accessible and longer style. Please click here for link to Post 135, the better [...]

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