The state of rice production and trade in the rice producing regions in the Philippines: an econometric approach / Alexine Faith S. Amerna.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Indang, Cavite : Cavite State University- Main Campus, 2018.Description: xviii , 143 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmContent type:
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Abstract: AMERNA, ALEXINE FAITH S. and SAGUIREL, MARIA VANESSA C. "The State of Rice Production and Trade in the Rice Producing Regions in the Philippines: An Econometric Approach". Undergraduate Thesis Bachelor of Science in Economics Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite, June 2018 Adviser Ms. Jenny Beb F. Ebo. The study was conducted to assess the state of rice production in the rice producing regions of the Philippines, Assess the situation of rice trade in the Philippines, Identify the effect of different factor endowments to the rice production in the rice producing regions in the Philippines, Identify the effect of different trading determinants to the rice trade in the Philippines, and forecast rice production and trade for the next five years. Secondary data were utilized in the study. The volume of rice in the rice producing regions in the Philippines, gross value added in palay, employment in agriculture, land area, operational costs, volume of rice exports and imports, categories of rice, the share of rice to the total agricultural export revenue of the Philippines, and the price of rice were obtained from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).While the Agricultural Mechanization was obtained from the Department of Agriculture (DA), research concerning the production of rice from the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), excrange rate and inflation rate from the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas(BSP) and Worldbank, and the Purchasing Power Parity from Quandl. The result of Panel Regression in Fixed Effect Model showed that Area harvested, operational costs and number of researches had significant relationship to the rice production in the Philippines. Area harvested had positive relationship to the rice production, however operational costs and research had negative relationships. Other factor endowment such as number of farmers and agricultural mechanization were statistically insignificant in this study. Furthermore, the result of the Multiple Linear Regression showed that the exchange rate, inflation rate, purchasing power parity and rice production have significant relationship to the net imports. Exchange rate, inflation rate and the purchasing power parity had positive relationship to the net imports of rice. Rice production, however, have negative relationship to the net imports. Result of the forecasting shows that there will be a marginal increase of three (3) percent in the volume of rice production and net imports for the next five years (2018 to 2022. The forecasted increase in the volume of rice imports, despite the forecasted increase in production, was attributed to the changing policies concerning the trading of rice and the growing demand for the said commodity.
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Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Economics Major in Business Economics) Cavite State University.

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College of Economics, Management and Development Studies (CEMDS), Department of Economics

AMERNA, ALEXINE FAITH S. and SAGUIREL, MARIA VANESSA C. "The State of Rice Production and Trade in the Rice Producing Regions in the Philippines: An Econometric Approach". Undergraduate Thesis Bachelor of Science in Economics Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite, June 2018 Adviser Ms. Jenny Beb F. Ebo.
The study was conducted to assess the state of rice production in the rice producing regions of the Philippines, Assess the situation of rice trade in the Philippines, Identify the effect of different factor endowments to the rice production in the rice producing regions in the Philippines, Identify the effect of different trading determinants to the rice trade in the Philippines, and forecast rice production and trade for the next five years.
Secondary data were utilized in the study. The volume of rice in the rice producing regions in the Philippines, gross value added in palay, employment in agriculture, land area, operational costs, volume of rice exports and imports, categories of rice, the share of rice to the total agricultural export revenue of the Philippines, and the price of rice were obtained from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).While the Agricultural Mechanization was obtained from the Department of Agriculture (DA), research concerning the production of rice from the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), excrange rate and inflation rate from the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas(BSP) and Worldbank, and the Purchasing Power Parity from Quandl. The result of Panel Regression in Fixed Effect Model showed that Area harvested, operational costs and number of researches had significant relationship to the rice production in the Philippines. Area harvested had positive relationship to the rice production, however operational costs and research had negative relationships. Other factor endowment such as number of farmers and agricultural mechanization were statistically insignificant in this study.
Furthermore, the result of the Multiple Linear Regression showed that the exchange rate, inflation rate, purchasing power parity and rice production have significant relationship to the net imports. Exchange rate, inflation rate and the purchasing power parity had positive relationship to the net imports of rice. Rice production, however, have negative relationship to the net imports.
Result of the forecasting shows that there will be a marginal increase of three (3) percent in the volume of rice production and net imports for the next five years (2018 to 2022. The forecasted increase in the volume of rice imports, despite the forecasted increase in production, was attributed to the changing policies concerning the trading of rice and the growing demand for the said commodity.

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