Values and institutions for socio-economic reforms.

by Francisco Araneta

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Published 1967 by [Araneta University Press] in Manila .
Written in English

Places:

• Philippines
Subjects:

• Philippines -- Economic conditions -- 1946-1986.,
• Philippines -- Social conditions.,
• Philippines -- Politics and government -- 1946-1973.

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Edition Notes

Most of the essays originally appeared in the Manila chronicle.

Series	Araneta University. Institute of Economic Studies & Social Action. Report no. 19, Report (Araneta University. Institute of Economic Studies and Social Action) ;, no. 19.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HB34 .M25 no. 19, HC455 .M25 no. 19
The Physical Object
Pagination	xxi, 288 p.
Number of Pages	288
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL4274300M
LC Control Number	78286429

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