The Matrix of Policy in the Philippines

Cover\nContents\nPreface\nList of Figures\nList of Tables\n1. Introduction\n	The Kind of Information Produced\n	How to Improve Reporting Systems\n	The Plan of the Book\n2. Philippine Geography and Society : Factor Analysis\n	Introduction\n	Factor Analysis\n		Vocabulary\n		A Summary of Spatial Patterns\n		A Composite Factor Analysis—1938-1960\n		1960 Factor Analysis\n		The Philippines in 1938 and 1960\n3. Perceptions of the Philippine Political System\n	Perceptions of the Public\n		Attitudes Toward the Government\n		Attitudes Toward Government Officials\n		Political Participation\n		The Role of Politicians\n	The Perceptions of the Politicians\n	The Perceptions of the Bureaucrats\n4. Politics in the Philippines\n	A Note on Parties and Elections\n	Aggregate Models with Socioeconomic Variables\n	Polling Results\n	Ethnic Differences in Voting\n	Poverty, Tenancy, and Voting\n	Other Elections\n		The 1953 Election—Magsaysay (NP) Versus Quirino (LP)\n		The 1957 Election—Garcia (NP) Versus Yulo (LP), Manahan, and Recto\n		The 1961 Presidential Election—Garcia (NP) Versus Macapagal (LP)\n	Prospects for Performance-Oriented Politics\n5. The Lurching Economy\n	The Image and Structure of Unemployment\n		The Image of Unemployment\n		The Structure of Unemployment\n		The Politics of the Unemployed\n	Economic Growth: Pace and Pattern\n		The Ambiguity of Aggregate Data\n		Measures of the Growth of Manufacturing\n		Alternative Measures of Growth: The Modern Labor Force (MLF)\n		The Distribution of the Modern Labor Force, 1948-1961\n		The Distribution of the Modern Labor Force, 1960-1968\n		The Politics of the Modern Labor Force\n	The Biennial Lurch\n		The Unevenness of Growth\n		Elections and Fiscal Policy\n		The Fiscal Cycle\n		The Monetary-Policy Cycle\n	Consequences and Sources of Ambiguity\n	Prospects for the Future\n6. Crime in the Philippines\n	Introduction\n	Perceptions of Crime\n	The Structure of the Reporting System\n	Province Analysis\n	City Analysis\n	Individual Analysis\n	Crime Rate and Policy\n7. Dissidence Within the System\n	Filipino Attitudes Toward the HMB\n	Alternative Models of Control for Municipios and Barrios\n	The HMB in Laguna\n	Notes on the HMB Organization\n	Policy Toward the HMB\n8. The Uses of Quantitative Analysis\nAppendixes\n	A. Pegasus Sample Design and Questionnaire\n	B. Factor Analysis Data Base\n	C. Congressional Questionnaire\n	D. Estimates of National Income\n	E. Interviews of Economists\nBibliography\nIndex