This document contains a 10 question quiz on basic economics concepts. The questions cover topics like supply and demand, factors that influence satisfaction levels, sources of government income, definitions of economic terms like recession and depression, what makes markets work, characteristics of monopoly, what businesses aim to maximize, necessary properties of money, factors of production, and which type of company operates in the primary sector.
This document contains a 10 question quiz on basic economics concepts. The questions cover topics like supply and demand, factors that influence satisfaction levels, sources of government income, definitions of economic terms like recession and depression, what makes markets work, characteristics of monopoly, what businesses aim to maximize, necessary properties of money, factors of production, and which type of company operates in the primary sector.
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This document discusses the sector of public service in the Philippines. It lists several government agencies that provide services related to labor and employment such as DOLE, OWWA, POEA, TESDA, PRC, and CHED. It also discusses Republic Act 6727 which mandates minimum wage rates for different industry sectors. Finally, it outlines several rights of workers established in the Philippine Constitution, including holiday pay, premium pay for rest days and special days, overtime pay, and night shift differential pay.
MELC Aralin 13_Pagsukat ng Pambansang KitaRivera Arnel
This document discusses measuring national income in the Philippines. It defines key terms like gross national product (GNP) and gross domestic product (GDP) and explains how they are calculated. GNP refers to the total value of goods and services produced by Filipinos within and outside the country. GDP refers to the total value produced within the country's borders, including by foreign businesses. The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) is responsible for analyzing the national economy and releasing national income data collected by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). National income measurement is important for understanding economic growth, setting development policies, and estimating individuals' standard of living.
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2. • Ang Demand ay tumutukoy sa dami ng
kalakal na handang bilhin ng mga mamimili
sa isang takdang panahon.
• Ang Supply ay tumutukoy sa dami ng
kalakal na handang ipagbili ng mga
negosyante sa magkakaibang presyo sa
isang takdang panahon.
3. Ano ang Pamilihan?
• Ito ay isang mekanismo
kung saan ang mamimili at
nagbebenta ay
nagkakaroon ng
transaksiyon upang
magkaroon ng bentahan.
• Ito rin ang nagsasaayos ng
nagtutunggaliang interes ng
mamimili at bahay –kalakal.
4. Puwersa ng Pamilihan
(Market Forces)
• Tumutukoy sa ugnayan ng supply at demand.
• Nag-uugnayan ang mamimili at bahay-kalakal
sa pamamagitan ng pagtatakda ng presyo.
• Ang mamimili ay bumibili nang marami sa
mababang presyo samantalang marami
namang ipinagbibili ang bahay-kalakal sa
mataas na presyo.
5. Batas ng Demand at Supply
(Law of Supply and Demand)
• Kung mataas ang
presyo ng kalakal,
tumataas ang supply,
nagiging dahilan ito ng
pagbaba ng presyo,
nasiyang nagpapataas
ng demand.
6. Law of Supply and Demand
Kakulangan (Shortage) – Hindi sapat
ang supply upang matugunan ang
demand.
7. Law of Supply and Demand
Kalabisan (Surplus) – Mas malaki ang
supply sa demand.
8. Law of Supply and Demand
Ekwilibriyo (Equilibrium) – Sapat ang dami
ng supply sa demand.
9. Ano ang ekwilibriyo?
• Ang ekwilibriyo ay isang kalagayan sa
pamilihan kung saan ang dami ng demand
(Qd) at supply(Qs) ay pareho ayon sa
presyong kanilang pinagkasunduan.
• Ekwilibriyong presyo ang tawag sa
pinagkasunduang presyo ng konsyumer at
prodyuser at Ekwilibriyong dami naman
ang tawag sa napagkasunduang bilang ng
mga produkto o serbisyo.
13. • Ano ang presyong ekwilibriyo ng graph?
• Ano ang ekwilibriyong dami ng graph?
• Sa anong presyo nagkakaroon ng surplus (kalabisan)?
• Sa anong presyo nagkakaroon ng shortage
(kakapusan)?
14. Mga Salik na Nagpapabago ng
Puwersa ng Pamilihan
• Pagmahal ng mga salik ng produksyon
• Pagtaas ng kita ng mamimili
• Mahusay na pagsasanay sa mga
manggagawa
• Panic buying ng mga mamimili
15. BUOD:
• Hinuhubog ng pamilihan ang mga puwersa ng
demand at suplay.
• Ang ekilibriyong presyo ang nagtatakda ng
ekilibriyong dami ng produkto.
• Ang kakulangan at kalabisan ang pangunahing
suliranin ng pamilihan. Nalulutas ito ng sistema ng
pamilihan.
• Nagagamit ang pamilihan upang masinop ang
paggamit ng pinagkukunang-yaman. Ito ay
tinatawag na allocative role ng pamilihan.
16. • Ano ang maitutulong mo upang
magkaroon ng ekwilibriyo ang pamilihan?
Ipaliwanag.
PAGPAPAHALAGA
TAKDA:
17. References:
• EKONOMIKS 10 Araling Panlipunan – Modyul para sa
Mag-aaral Unang Edisyon 2015
• Chua, Johannes L., Panahon, Kasaysayan at Lipunan
(Ekonomiks) Ikalawang Edisyon, DIWA Publishing House
• De Leon, Zenaida M. et. al. (2004), Ekonomiks
Pagsulong at Pag-unlad, VPHI
• Mateo, Grace Estela C. et. al., Ekonomiks Mga Konsepto
at Aplikasyon (2012), VPHI
• Nolasco, Libertty I. et. Al. , Ekonomiks: Mga Konsepto,
Applikasyon at Isyu, VPHI