Bernardo M. Villegas
Recent Articles
The Rock Star of Education
published: Apr 27, 2012

Football Fever
published: Apr 02, 2012

OFW Myths
published: Apr 06, 2012

Communicating Science
published: Apr 06, 2012

A \'Glass Is Half-Full\' View
published: Apr 23, 2012


 
Featured Article
Learning for China`s Success Story

            In 2010 China surpassed Japan as the second largest economy in the world.  Goldman Sachs estimates that given current comparative growth rates, China will surpass the U.S. in nominal GDP by 2027.  As Justin Yifu Lin wrote in the Asia and the Pacific Mail (March 15, 2010), China's economic development has been "miraculous" since beginning its transition 30 years ago.  Like Nobel laureate Paul Krugman in commenting about the so-called "East Asian economic miracle," I hesitate to use the term "miraculous" for the simple reason that a miracle is an event or a phenomenon for which no human explanation can be given.  One has to look for supernatural reasons.  

   Featured Books
POSITIVE DIMENSIONS OF POPULATION GROWTH

       The historical trends, empirical findings, and policy updates are discussed in detail in the essays compiled in this book. The most convincing argument that supports the thesis of the book, i.e. that population growth is a poitive factor in attaining sustainable human development, is found in the foreword to the book, which is adopted from an article written by Mr. Roberto de Ocampo, former Finance Secretary of the Philippines and multi-awarded finance official in Asia. Thanks to the continuing growth of the Philippines population, Filipinos are in more than 100 countries all over the world, contributing much-needed foreign echange and purchasing power to the Philippine economy and fostering the human and spiritual development of the most diverse of peoples and cultures on this planet.

   Featured Video
Economic Reforms 1 and 2 in Mahal Ko Bayan Ko Forum

Dr. Bernardo M. Villegas talks about 'Economic Reforms' last February 03,2009, Manila Polo Club sponsored by MKBK ( Mahal Ko Bayan Ko ) and CWP ( Concerned Women of the Philippines ).