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Agribusiness refers to large-scale agricultural operations that deal with farming, processing, manufacturing, packaging and distributing agricultural products. In the Philippines, the top four crops cultivated are coconut, rice, maize and sugarcane. Some examples of agribusiness in the Philippines include farming, fishing, livestock, and forestry. The document provides questions for readers to answer in an essay about which animal they would raise and which type of agribusiness they would choose.
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The document discusses TOWS analysis, which matches a company's internal strengths and weaknesses with external opportunities and threats. It provides a template for a TOWS matrix to help companies develop four types of strategies: maxi-maxi strategies that leverage strengths and opportunities; mini-mini strategies that minimize weaknesses and threats; mini-maxi strategies that reduce weaknesses by exploiting opportunities; and maxi-mini strategies that use strengths to reduce external threats. The TOWS matrix is a tool to help companies plan and execute strategies based on these four approaches.
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Here are 3 key reasons why manufacturing is important:
1. It creates jobs - Manufacturing provides employment opportunities for workers at all skill levels. This helps drive economic growth.
2. It drives innovation - Manufacturing companies invest heavily in research and development to create new and improved products. This leads to new technologies and industries.
3. It supports other industries - Manufacturing is linked to many other sectors of the economy through its need for raw materials and other business services. This creates multiplier effects that benefit the overall economy.
The main difference between production and manufacturing is:
- Production is the broader process of taking inputs and converting them into outputs. This includes activities like farming, mining, and services.
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The document discusses different forms of business organization including sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation. Sole proprietorship involves a single owner who has sole control of the business but also bears all risks and debts. Partnership consists of two or more owners who share profits according to an agreement, with general partners bearing unlimited liability and limited partners only liable up to their investment. Corporation is owned by shareholders who have limited liability, with a minimum of 15 shareholders and Php 5,000 capital required to incorporate.
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You will help Kim clean the used cooking pan in the kitchen by following the proper cleaning steps:
1) Remove any gross foods from the pan
2) Wash the pan with detergent
3) Rinse the pan thoroughly to remove all traces of cleaning solution
4) Allow the pan to air dry without bacteria growth
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This document discusses the four main types of industries: primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary. Primary industries involve activities like farming, fishing, forestry and mining that directly use natural resources. Secondary industries process and transform raw materials from primary industries into manufactured goods. Tertiary industries provide services like transportation, banking, tourism and retail. Quaternary industries handle information and knowledge through activities such as research and development. The document provides examples for each type and discusses how industries are classified based on factors like labor intensity.
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- 2. AGRIBUSINESS
- 3. Agribusiness - a business that earns most or all of its revenues from agriculture. A business that is agriculture, fishery or forestry/farm based. An agribusiness tends to be large scale operations and deals with farming, processing and manufacturing, packaging and distributing agricultural products.
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- 12. List of Agribusiness in the Philippines
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