This document discusses Maslow's hierarchy of needs and defines the basic needs, wants, and rights of consumers. It explains that needs are requirements for survival like food, shelter, and clothing, while wants are desires beyond basic needs. Maslow's theory categorized needs into physiological, safety, love, and esteem. The document also defines economic and non-economic wants, intermediate and final goods, and public and private goods. It outlines several rights of Filipino consumers including the rights to basic needs, safety, information, choice, representation, redress, education, and a healthy environment as protected by consumer laws.

5. NEEDS
The basic requirements of
life;
Thingsare necessary for
survival.
Food, shelter, and clothes.
Education,spirituality,love,
justice, truth.
Enable to live comfortably
and meaningfully.
WANTS
Mereexpression of needs.
Somethingwhich one desires
to have, whether or not one
needs it or has interestin it.
We needto eat inorder to
live. But the choice of what to
eat leanstoward want.

6. ABRAHAM
MASLOW
He described
needs as the
material and
nonmaterial
things to
satisfy man’s
•Theory of Motivation by Abraham
Maslow
A. Basic Needs
- Physiological needs
- Safety & Security needs
-Belongingness and love needs
-Esteem Needs
B. Need for Self-actualization

7. TYPES OF WANTS
•Economic Wants
Goods that we acquire by
purchasing it
•Non-economic Wants
Goods that we acquire without
purchasing it
EXAMPLE:
Jeffrey has just come home
from the United States, worked
for 5 years. He threw a reunion
party.
He rented clubhouse, sound
system and some drinks and
foods to eat.

8. - Products acquired without cost
-goods that were processed into
new products.
-Intermediate and Final.

9. INTERMED
IATE
• are those
acquired for
further
processing or
investment.
• Car to be a
FINAL
•are goods
acquired for
final
consumption.
•Personal use=
Final product.

10. BASIC AND CREATED
-are based on the degree of
importance to consumers.
-Two kinds: Universal and relative.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
- are based on the type and
number of consumers and on the
sector that provides for them.

11. PUBLIC
The Phil. Gov’t.
These are what the
entire population
needs.
These things are for
common good.
Benefit the whole
nation without
discrimination.
PRIVATE
Gov’t. does not
provide all the
public wants.
Happen ‘cause
gov’t does not have
enough resources to
provide.
All other economic
wants not provided

13. Is the purchase of
goods and services to
satisfy economic
wants.
Enables money to
circulate in the
economy.

14. •Consumer Act of
the Philippines (RA
7394)
- Protects the consumers
against trade malpractices

16. •Price Act (R.A.
7581)
-It aims to ensure that prime
commodities are available to
consumers at all times.
•Price Tag
Requirement (R.A.
7394)
- It requires that all products
sold in retail to the public shall
bear an appropriate tag, label or

17. - It protects public health. It affirms the
benefits of an effective competition in the
pharmaceutical industry.

19. RIGHTS OF FILIPINO CONSUMERS
1. Right to Basic Needs, which
guarantees survival, adequate
food, clothing, shelter, health
care, education and sanitation.
With this right, consumers can
look forward to the availability
of basic and prime commodities
at affordable prices and good

20. RIGHTS OF FILIPINO CONSUMERS
2. Right to Safety—the consumer
should be protected against the
marketing of goods or the provision
of services that are hazardous to
health and life.
3 Right to Information—the
consumer should be protected
against dishonest or misleading
advertising or labeling and has the
right to be given the facts and

21. RIGHTS OF FILIPINO CONSUMERS
4. Right to Choose—the
consumer has the right to choose
from among various products at
competitive prices with an
assurance of satisfactory quality.
5. Right to Representation—the
right to express consumer
interests in the making and
execution of government policies.

22. RIGHTS OF FILIPINO CONSUMERS
6. Right to Redress— the right to be
compensated for misrepresentation,
shoddy goods or unsatisfactory services.
7. Right to Consumer Education, which
is the right to acquire knawledge and
skills necessary to be an informed
customer.
8. Right to a Healthy Environment—the
right to live and work in an environment
which is neither threatening nor
dangerous and which permits a life of

23. Situations: As young consumers of our
country, you are given a task to show
or demonstrate the Rights, Duties/
Obligations, and Responsible Consumer
in an informative and unique way. You
are to perform the said task in real-
life setting.
You are also to provide pictures and
explanation or short caption and
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SUBMISSION:
9A- July 10, 2018
9B July 11, 2018
9C- July 10, 2018