The document discusses macroeconomics and various macroeconomic models. It defines macroeconomics as the study of the overall economy and its components such as GDP, unemployment, inflation, and interest rates. It then presents five macroeconomic models - the simple economy model, market system model, financial market model, government model, and open economy model - that describe the interdependence between households, businesses, government and the external sector within a national economy. These models provide simplified representations of economic concepts and phenomena to analyze national economic activity.
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.
The document discusses macroeconomics and various macroeconomic models. It defines macroeconomics as the study of the overall economy and its components such as GDP, unemployment, inflation, and interest rates. It then presents five macroeconomic models - the simple economy model, market system model, financial market model, government model, and open economy model - that describe the interdependence between households, businesses, government and the external sector within a national economy. These models provide simplified representations of economic concepts and phenomena to analyze national economic activity.
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.
This document discusses the importance of measuring a country's economic performance and defines key terms like Gross National Income (GNI). It explains that GNI measures the total market value of all final goods and services produced by the citizens of a country within a given period. It can be measured quarterly or annually using the country's currency. The document outlines different approaches to calculating GNI, such as expenditure, income, and industrial origin approaches. It also distinguishes between nominal/current GNI values and real/constant GNI values adjusted for inflation. Limitations to GNI measurement include non-market activities, the informal sector, externalities, and quality of life factors. Students are assigned questions to answer.
Tumutukoy ang Gross Domestic Product (GDP) sa market value ng lahat ng tapos na mga produkto at serbisyo na ginawa sa loob ng hangganan ng isang bansa sa isang tiyak na panahon.
Ang Gross National Product (GNP) naman ay ang kita ng mga permanenteng residente ng isang bansa sa isang tiyak na panahon.
The document discusses key concepts related to measuring a country's national income and economic growth. It defines Gross National Product (GNP) and Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and explains how they are measured using the expenditure approach and income approach. It also distinguishes between nominal GNP (current prices) and real GNP (constant prices), using price indices to adjust for inflation. Overall, the document provides an overview of how economic statistics like GNP and GDP are calculated and used to analyze a nation's wealth and development over time in 3 sentences or less.
This document discusses the importance of measuring a country's economic performance and defines key terms like Gross National Income (GNI). It explains that GNI measures the total market value of all final goods and services produced by the citizens of a country within a given period. It can be measured quarterly or annually using the country's currency. The document outlines different approaches to calculating GNI, such as expenditure, income, and industrial origin approaches. It also distinguishes between nominal/current GNI values and real/constant GNI values adjusted for inflation. Limitations to GNI measurement include non-market activities, the informal sector, externalities, and quality of life factors. Students are assigned questions to answer.
Tumutukoy ang Gross Domestic Product (GDP) sa market value ng lahat ng tapos na mga produkto at serbisyo na ginawa sa loob ng hangganan ng isang bansa sa isang tiyak na panahon.
Ang Gross National Product (GNP) naman ay ang kita ng mga permanenteng residente ng isang bansa sa isang tiyak na panahon.
The document discusses key concepts related to measuring a country's national income and economic growth. It defines Gross National Product (GNP) and Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and explains how they are measured using the expenditure approach and income approach. It also distinguishes between nominal GNP (current prices) and real GNP (constant prices), using price indices to adjust for inflation. Overall, the document provides an overview of how economic statistics like GNP and GDP are calculated and used to analyze a nation's wealth and development over time in 3 sentences or less.
This document outlines a detailed lesson plan for a Personal Development class in the 12th grade. The lesson focuses on discussing teenage relationships and the acceptable and unacceptable expressions of attraction. The objectives are for students to understand teenage relationships and identify acceptable and unacceptable expressions of attraction. The learning activities include watching a video on building healthy relationships, answering discussion questions, defining personal relationships, and analyzing pictures to identify acceptable or unacceptable expressions of attraction. Students are assessed through a true/false quiz. For homework, students are assigned to distinguish various social roles and how people can influence others through leadership or followership.
The document provides guidelines for writing a good research title, including using an accurate description rather than general terms, including key variables, using proper grammar and punctuation, and keeping the title concise at 5-15 words. It discusses four types of titles based on construction and emphasizes that a good title should indicate the content, catch reader interest, and contain keywords for searches. Specific techniques are outlined for narrowing a broad topic into a focused research title.
The document outlines steps for designing research that is useful in daily life, including choosing a topic related to areas like education, health, or social issues. The researcher must define clear objectives and specify where the study will take place. Data sources may include primary sources like surveys and interviews conducted by the researcher, as well as secondary sources from existing research. The document also provides examples of techniques for collecting data, such as interviews, questionnaires, and observations.
The document discusses different types of variables that can be studied in research, including independent, dependent, intervening, control, and confounding variables. It defines each variable type and provides examples. Quantitative variables contain numerical data that can be mathematically operated on, while categorical variables represent groupings. The independent variable is what a researcher manipulates to potentially cause an effect on the dependent variable, which measures the outcome. Control variables are measured to rule out their influence, while confounding variables may hide the true effect of another variable.
2. SANGAY O DIBISYON NG EKONOMIKS
DIBISYON NG EKONOMIKS
MAYKROEKONOMIKS
-nakatuon sa malilit na yunit
ng ekonomiya.
MAKROEKONOMIKS
-nakatuon sa kabuuang
ekonomiya.
5. UNANG MODELO.
• Ito ay naglalarawan sa SIMPLENG
EKONOMIYA.
• Ang lumilikha ng produkto ay siya ring
KONSYUMER.
• Ang bahay-kalakal at ang sambahayan ay IISA.
7. IKALAWANG MODELO
Ang Bahay-Kalakal at Sambahayan
sa Pamilihan ng Tapos na Produkto
at Salik sa Produksiyon
- Ito ay nakatuon sa pag-iiral ng
sistema ng pamilihan.
8. PANGUNAHING AKTOR SA
PAMILIHAN:
1. SAMBAHAYAN
-ay may demand sa produkto ngunit wala
itong kakayahang lumikha ng produkto.
2. BAHAY – KALAKAL
- ang tanging may kakayahang lumikha ng
produkto subalit bago ito makalikha ng
produkto ay kailangan niyang bumili o umupa
ng mga salik ng produksiyon.
9. DALAWANG (2) URI NG PAMILIHAN:
1. FACTOR MARKETS (Salik ng Produksiyon)
-ang pamilihan para sa kapital ng produkto,
lupa at paggawa.
2. COMMODITY MARKET (Goods Market)
- pamilihan ng mga tapos na produkto.
10. PINAGMULAN NG KITA NG
SAMBAHAYAN:
1. Interes
-nagmula sa paggamit ng kapital.
2. Kita ng Entreprenyur
-kita na nakukuha sa pagpapatakbo ng
negosyo.
3. Renta o Upa
- bayad sa paggamit ng lupa.
4. Pasahod sa paggawa
- pasahod na binibigay.
11. Sa pananaw ng bahay-kalakal
Ang kita ng sambahayan
Ay mga
GASTUSIN SA PRODUKSIYON.