SSRN Working Paper
Fiscal Sustainability in the Philippines
An institutional and policy assessment of post-pandemic public debt, fiscal deficits, revenue capacity, debt dynamics, and competing interpretations of Philippine fiscal sustainability.
Economics · Finance · Public Policy
I study how public institutions, financial markets, and policy choices shape economic development.
I am a student researcher focused on Philippine fiscal and monetary policy, government securities, capital markets, and company analysis. Through independent research, financial modelling, and analytical tools, I examine how institutions allocate resources, manage risk, and influence long-term growth.
Selected Work
Interactive Public-Finance Model
FISCAL//COMMAND: Debt Dynamics Lab
A browser-based tool for projecting sovereign debt under baseline, favorable, and adverse scenarios using growth, interest-rate, primary-balance, and fiscal-shock assumptions.
Research in Progress
Government Securities and the BSP Interest Rate Corridor
Research on how peso-denominated government securities function within the Philippines’ monetary-policy framework through liquidity management, interest-rate transmission, and domestic market development.
Applied Finance Project
Converge ICT Solutions Valuation
A company-research and valuation project examining operating performance, capital expenditure, cash generation, financing costs, and the assumptions that influence long-term enterprise and equity value.
Current Focus
I am currently developing research on the role of government securities in liquidity management and monetary-policy transmission, while continuing work in sovereign debt analysis, company valuation, financial modelling, and market research.
This website serves as a public record of my research, analytical projects, writing, institutional work, and tools.