CESC

Question 1

The value of a price increases,
the value of money diminishes

Answer 1

inflation

Question 2

Major causes of poverty
Give three examples

Answer 2

cause of Poverale Economic Growth for the
Past Years
- Inflation - The value of a price increases. the value of money diminishes
Status of a country developing or not
How the country is overall
2. Low Growth Elasticity or Not Being Able to Return to its Better Condition of Poverty Reduction
3. Weakness in Employment Generation and
Quality of Jobs Generated
4. Failure to Fully Develop the Agriculture Sector
5. High Inflation or the General Increase of Prices of Goods and Services During Crisis
Periods
6. High Levels of Population Growth
Scarcity - Lack of supply, kakulangan, no longer available
Brink of extinction
- Additional:
Economics
- Allocation of
7. High and Persistent Levels of Inequality in
Income and Assets which
Dampen the
Positive Impacts of Economic Expansion
8. Recurrent Shocks and Exposure to Risks such as Economic Crisis, Conflicts, Natural Disasters, and “Environmental Poverty” In rural areas, a large majority of farmers and peasants do not own the lands Since they do not own the lands, they are not motivated to improve their agricultural methods or diversify the crops in the farmlands
- Production of these farms, therefore, tuation commy igravaling poverty in
In the Philippines, reports indicate that the poor remain poor because of two factors: the Persistence ef Social Inequalities and Political Uncertainty Rural poverty contributes directly to poverty in urban The migration of the poor from rural areas into the cities contributes to an increasing population of the urban poor
Poverty, Inequality, Marginalization, and Poor Governance contribute to conflict and violence

Question 3

other issues of the poor and marginalized
V H V V E

Answer 3

Violation of indigenous people’s rights
Housing Concerns
Violence against Women
Violence against Children
Extra-judicial killing

Question 4

Human rights was established?

Answer 4

December 10 1984

Question 5

Set of fundamental rights that all people possess simply by virtue of being human beings
Universal, inalienable, indivisible; applies to all the people, everywhere, at all times, and cannot be negotiated or waived

Answer 5

Human rights

Question 6

Civil and political rights of a person
Introduced in
the —–
Philippines
constitution

Answer 6

1984