ICT - Matches

The issues and challenges in taxation in the digital economy stem from the complex and multifaceted nature of the digital economy. Reaching a common u..

This study tries to answer the question, "How can local government units provide efficient and sufficient water supply for its current and future popu..

This Policy Note revisits the country's regulation on information and communications technology (ICT), particularly the laws, rules, and regulations g..

Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and services are necessary to spur economic growth especially in the digital age. The ..

From trade in goods then trade in services, we now have digital trade. While there is no universally accepted definition, digital trade is generally u..

The report looks at the components of the digital economy in the Philippines to understand its current landscape. These include the physical infrastru..

Technological breakthroughs and the interplay of a number of fields, including advanced robotics, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, neurotechno..

Quantitative restrictions (QR) on rice importation have not worked for us. Much of the benefits from price support have been captured by the rice mill..

The number of senior citizens, which has grown from 6.3 million in 2010 to 7.6 million in 2015, is expected to reach 11.7 million by 2025, and 22.6 mi..

THE Senate Committee on Food and Agriculture wants to perpetually earmark at least P10 billion to the rice sector annually once the quantitative restr..

THE country’s economic managers renewed their call to Congress this week to pass House Bill 4904, or the rice tariffication bill, to amend the A..

Tax reform has undoubtedly coincided with a period of higher inflation risk in the country. Any man or woman on the street can tell you that the slow ..

Myrna Panaguiton, a 56-year-old on-call helper in Caloocan City, was doubtful about the prospect of cheaper rice in the market before the end of the y..

Removing the quota on rice imports and instead slapping them with a 35-percent tariff rate will bring down domestic prices by up to P7 a kilo, the Dep..