4. AGRI - BUSINESS
• The Agri – business
• Hog raising
• Poultry
• Cattle
• Goat raising
• Rice farming
• Vegetable farming
• Fish pens
• Corn farming
• The Agri – business
• A business that earns most or all of
its revenues from agriculture
• Tends to be a large – scale business
operation and may experiment in
farming, processing and
manufacturing and or packaging and
distribution of products
5. MANUFACTURING
• Furniture making
• Drinking water business
• Soap manufacturing business
• Commercial bread baking• Manufacturing
• The process of converting raw
materials , components, or parts into
finished goods that meet a customer’s
expectations or specifications.
• Commonly employs a man-machine
setup with division of labor in a large
scale production
6. RETAIL AND SERVICES
• Types of retail products
• Food products
• Hard goods or durable hardline retailers
• Soft good or consumables
• arts
• Retail – is the process of selling
goods or services to the
customers through multiple
channels of distribution to
earn profit
7. Activity …
• Using the meta cards.
• Each group think of product that you were going to produce
• 1. identify the raw materials
• 2. processes employed in making the product
• 3. name of the product
• 4. specification of your product
• 5. what type of industry does your products belong
8. Rubrics…
Category 4 3 2 1
Contributions Provides useful ideas when
doing group work. A real
leader who contributes a lot
of effort.
Usually provides ideas in
group work. A strong
member who tries hard.
Sometimes provides ideas
in group work. A
satisfactory group member
who does what is required.
Rarely provides ideas to
the group. May even refuse
to participate.
Quality of Work Provides excellent quality
of work
Provides high quality work Provides work that needs
to be rechecked by group
members.
Provides work that usually
needs to be redone or
rechecked by others.
Time management Uses time well and has
things completed on time.
Deadlines and
responsibilities are
followed.
Uses time well but may
have procrastinated on an
item but deadlines were
still met.
Tends to procrastinate but
still meets deadlines.
Rarely gets things done by
deadlines and had to
change responsibilities in
the group to ensure time
management.
Attitude Never is publicly critical of
anyone�s ideas, opinions
or work. Always has a
positive attitude about the
task.
Rarely is publicly critical
and usually has a positive
attitude.
Occasionally is publicly
critical and usually has a
positive attitude.
Often is critical publicly and
often has a negative
attitude toward the task
Focus to task Continuously stays focused
to the task. Very self-
motivated.
Focuses to the task most of
the time. Can be depended
on to complete a task.
Focuses to the task some
of the time. Others need to
encourage, prod and
remind this person to stay
on task
Rarely focuses on the task.
Lets others do the work.
Total
9. Evaluation: ½ crosswise
Agribusiness Manufacturing Retail and Services
1
2
3
4
5
Identify the different business industries in the Philippines and
write it down in the columns under each heading.
Don’t forget the product they sell:
Editor's Notes
Monopoly – market structure in which there is only one producer/seller of the product…Example MERALCO
Oligopoly – only few firms that make up an industry … example OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Monopolistic competition – competition such that one or two producers sell products that are differentiated from one another as good but not perfect substitutes (such as from branding, quality, or location)
Perfect competition – many products that are similar in nature and a result of many substitutes.
Types of Business taxes - (VAT, Salary and Wages, Amusement taxes, excise taxes, import taxes, Individual Income tax, Corportate income taxes
Real estate taxes, Inheritance taxes)
Effects of high taxes – (Inadequate income, low wages, high pieces, substandard products, product unavailability and continuation, poverty and high crime)
Foods products – required colds storage facilities
Hard goods – goods that do not quickly wear without and provide utility over time.
automobiles, appliances, electronics, sporting goods, luber, etc..
Soft goods or consumables – goods that are consumed after one use or have a limited period (3years0 in which you may use.
clothing and other fabrics, footwear, cosmetics, medicine and stationery.
Arts – contemporary arts galleries, bookstore, handicarfts, musical instruments, gift shops, and supplies for them