Dr. Arlene Inocencio

Dean of the School of Economics

Educational Background
B.S. Math, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines

Professor Inocencio joined DLSU in 2010, after spending over two decades in various research institutions in the Philippines, Asia and Africa. She teaches business economics for graduate students.

Professor Inocencio has provided policy advice to government agencies like the National Economic and Development Authority, Department of Agriculture and its attached agencies, and the Development Academy of the Philippines, among others.

Research Interest

  • Agriculture
  • Irrigation

Selected Publications

  • Barnedo, E. and A. Inocencio. 2021. Impact of Subsidies on Competition in the Philippine Agricultural and Manufacturing Sectors. Philippine Journal of Science.
    150(5):1169-1186.
  • Ureta, C. L. Abueg, A. Inocencio. 2021. Towards establishment of a Payment for Ecosystem Services in Protected Areas: The case of Mounts Banahaw and San Cristobal in Quezon Province, Philippines. DLSU Business & Economics Review. Vol. 31, No. 1.
  • Inocencio, A., A.D. Inocencio, and R. Briones. (2020). Chapter 8: Assessing the Resurgent Irrigation Development Program of the Philippines: Synthesis Report, In R. Briones (ed) Revitalizing Philippine Irrigation: A Systems and Governance Assessment for the 21st Century. Quezon City: Philippine Institute for Development Studies.
  • Inocencio, A. Chapter 3. (2019). Trends in Agricultural Water Resources.” In M. Rosegrant, M. Sombilla, A. Balisacan (eds). The Future of Philippine Agriculture: Scenarios, Policies, and Investments under Climate Change. Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Publishing, Singapore.
  • Inocencio, A.B., D. Elazegui, R. Luyun Jr., A. Rola. 2018. Chapter 6: Agricultural Water Management Issues in the Philippines. Springer Book Series on Global Water Policy, pp. 117-141.

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