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3. THE MEANING OF
PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION
Process of turning out goods and
services.
 action of making or
manufacturing from components or
raw materials
Goods & services, products
people consume.
Combine diff types of resources to
produce commodities.

4. THEM
EANINGandtypesofresources
RESOURCES
Living and non living things that satisfy
human wants.
Three types: Natural, Human, Man-made.

5. WHAT is the FUNCTION of
RESOURCES IN PRODUCTION?
Resourcesareingredients for production.
 Human&nonhumancomponentsof
goodsandservices.
*Economists also call them…

8. LAND
Covers all the natural resources found above, on,
below the earth’s crust.
Main source of raw materials, “unprocessed
resources used in production.
LABOR
Human component of production.
Physical and mental effort that humans exert
to produce goods and services.

9. CAPITAL
Refers to all man-made resources.
Transforms the raw materials into finished
products.
Either physical/ financial.Tools/ money.
ENTREPRENEUR
Persons conceptualize new products, innovators.
Keep the business competitive and profitable.
Brains behind the production of goods and
services.

10. PHIL.ECONOMICGEOGRAPHY
World’s second largest archipelago.
It has a tropical climate; Rainy, dry seasons.
Located in the so-called Ring of Fire,
An area in the P.O. where earthquakes and volcanic
activity develops.

12. LAND MINERAL
WATER/
MARINE
Forest and Non-
Forest
Extensive
deposits;
Several big
bodiesof water
Farming
Copper, gold
silver,etc.
Fishproduction;
Poultry and
Livestock
World’s richest
chromium
deposits.
Commercial
Municipal
Aquaculture

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are not tangible, but
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services that the public
servers provide.

15. Philippine
Economic
Geography

16. Philippinesis the world’s
second largest archipelago.
It consists of more than 7,100
islands.

17. Its 11 largest islands are:
Luzon, Palawan, Mindoro,
Masbate, Samar, Leyte,
Panay, Negros, Bohol, Cebu,
And Mindanao.

18. The Philippines is bounded on the east by
the Philippines Sea,
On the west by the West Philippine Sea,
On the south by the Sulu Sea,
and on the north by the Luzon Strait.

19. Tropical Climate
Rainy seasons last from May to October
while Dry season is from November to
April.
Tropical storms are common from June
to October.

20. Philippines is located at the Pacific Ring of Fire, an area
where earthquakes and volcanic activities developed
because of the movements of tectonic plates.
Out country has 20 active and many inactive
volcanoes.
The examples are the Mt. Mayon, Mt. Pinatubo, and
Mt. Apo

21. The Philippines has more
than 14,400 species of plants
and 510 species of land
animals. Some of these
animals are found only here
in the country.

22. Philippin
eEagle

23. PhilippineCrocodile

25. Flying
Lemur

27. • Rice and corn are the staple food
of the Filipinos.
• Rice production is heavy in the
plains and valleys of central
Luzon , Cagayan , cotabato , and
Bicol region.
• Coconut , sugarcane , banana ,
mango , and pineapple are the
other major crops of the
Philippines .
• In 2011, total value of agricultural

28. • The minor crops produced In the
country are root crops , tubers ,
spices , fruit-bearing vegetables ,
leaf/stem vegetables legumes and
other fruits.
• The Philippines is a rice producer.

29. POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK
• The Philippine poultry and
livestock industry is a major
component of the country’s
agricultural sector.
• Poultry products include
chicken , ducks , meat and
eggs.
• Livestock products include

31. MINERAL RESOURCES
• the Philippines has extensive mineral
deposits.
• Copper , gold , silver nickel ,
chromium , iron , and lead are the
country’s major metallic minerals.
• Nonmetallic minerals , marble ,
dolomite , pebbles , cement and guano
have the highest commercial value.
• The Philippines has a limited deposits
of petroleum and natural gas.

32. Marine resources
• The Philippines is rich in marine
resources , several big bodies of
water surround the country.
• Its long coastline extend up to 36 ,
289 km. Also , numerous inland
bodies of water are found all over
the archipelago.
• Fish production in the philippines
comes from three types of fishing

33. Commercialfishing
• Also known as deep sea
fishing.
• A sector that includes the
catching of fish in marine
waters with the use of
fishing boats of more than
3 gross tons and beyond

34. Municipal fishing
• Includes production from
capture activities in various
marine and inland (fresh)
bodies of water , such as lakes
, rivers , and streams.
• It uses fishing boats of 3 gross
tons or less. Or uses gears not
requiring the use of boats.

35. AQUACULTURE
• A sector of fisheries that includes the
rearing or raising under controlled
conditions of aquatic products such as
fish , oysters , mussels , sea weeds , and
other aquatic resources in fish cages ,
fish ponds and fish pens.
• In 2011 , the total fish production in the
country was 5 million metric tons valued
at 224.7 billion pesos.
• Aquaculture is a growing industry in the
philippines. In 1971 it accounted for

36. MarineResources
•Aretheresourcesortherawmaterialsthat
canbeaccumulatedorharvestedin anybody
of water.
• Ex.;
• .fish
• .squid
• .seaweeds
• .pearls

39. Economists are optimistic about the future
because they believe in the people’s innate
ability to solve problems
Economic problems drive people to allocate
resources wisely.
Resources are scarce, but the human
intellect’s productive capacity is boundless.

40. The Philippines needs more entrepreneurs for
the economy to develop.
Entrepreneurs are innovators. They are the key
to economic growth.
They constantly create economic opportunities
for employment, income, production, and
consumption.

41. Helping schools offer entrepreneurship
related courses is a step toward this
dire
Up t
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o this time, only a few colleges and
ersities in the country offer these
rses because these are expensive.
e, craft, and industrial courses hav
Trad e
the least number of enrolees and graduates
every year.
State colleges and
universities must also
offer these courses.

42. Directions: Assuming you are
planning to have a business.
Hence, You are tasked to make
BUSINESS PROPOSAL for it.
Make sure that the said plan will
consider the FACTORS OF
PRODUCTION. Your plan is
expected to be well-organized,
unique concept, effective.
(POWER POINT

43. Guidelines:
1. Field of Business and Name of the official store.
2. Physical Location and Resources Needed.
3.Capital: Money/ Budget and Equipment or
Materials for production.
4. Labor: Persons involved.
5.Entrepreneur: What product to sell? To present
the plan and expect the outcome of it.

44. Other things:
Logo of the business
Pictures of the business
Sample materials/ equipment
Sample products
Lay out of the physical store, if
possible.

45. BRING ALL THE NECESSARY THINGS
FOR YOUR BUSINESS PLAN.
PICTURES
SOFTWARE
PLAN
IDEAS