CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC ISSUES Flashcards

1
Q

what is investing (economic)

A

It is purchase of goods
that are not consumed
today but used in the
future to create wealth.

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2
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what is investing (finance)

A

Is a monetary asset
purchased with the idea
that the asset will provide
income in the future or
appreciate and be sold at
a higher price.

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3
Q

Net Investment = Gross Investment - ?

A

Net Investment = Gross Investment - Depreciation

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4
Q

It provides the basis
for economic growth?

A

Net investment

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5
Q

What are the main determinants of investment?

A

The Expected Return on the Investment

Business Confidence

Changes in National Income

Interest Rate - Reason why investment is inversely related to interest rate.

a. If interest rate rise, the opportunity cost of investment rises.

b. If interest rate rise, firms may anticipate that consumers will reduce their
spending, and the benefit of investing will be lost.

  1. General Expectations
  2. Corporation Tax
  3. Level of Savings
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6
Q

What is the accelerator effect

A

happens when an increase in national income
(GDP) results in a proportionately larger rise in capital investment
spending.

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7
Q

A 12% tax must be collected for almost all kinds of product sales, services, and leases

A

Value Added Tax

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8
Q

What is Salary and Wage Taxes?

A

As a Business owner responsible to the welfare of your employee, you must withhold
and remit to the proper government agencies employee income withholding taxes, SSS
Premiums, Pag-ibig and Medicare.

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9
Q

What kind of tax is used in Cockpits, Movie houses, Clubs, Boxing Tournaments, Basketball games, Horse racing,
Carnivals and other amusement businesses.

A

Amusement Tax

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10
Q

What is excise tax?

A

A business that involves in the manufacture of alcohol, tobacco, and petroleum products,
importing of automobile or jewelry and mining.

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11
Q

Tax used for importation of industrial Machinery and
Equipment.

A

Import tax

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12
Q

what is Individual income tax

A

Your income from a sole proprietorship business

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13
Q

Corporate income tax

A

A business that is structure as a Corporation

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14
Q

Real estate tax

A

Business that owns real estate or land

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15
Q

When you passed away, your heirs pay taxes on money and property that
you have leave to them.

A

Estate or Inheritance Taxes

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16
Q

The percentage of the capital that the lender charges the borrower for using their
property or money.

A

interest rate

17
Q

An agreement in which a payment is given for the use of
other people’s good, service, or property for an agreed-upon
period of time.

A

rentals

18
Q

As the Philippine economy develops and cities expand, there is a greater need
for housing in metropolitan areas.

A

economic growth and urbanization

19
Q

As the population grows, so does the competition for available homes, allowing
landlords to boost rates without losing potential renters.

A

population growth

20
Q

The housing supply has struggled to keep up with the rising demand.

A

limited supply

21
Q

Real estate developers and investors may buy properties with the purpose of reselling them at a profit or renting them out at a premium.

A

real estate speculation

22
Q

Tax taken from an individual’s income throughout the year.
Philippines’ 0%–35%

A

Personal income tax

23
Q

Tax collected at every stage of production.
Philippines’ : 12%

A

value added tax

24
Q

Tax on a corporation’s profits.
Philippines’ : 25%

A

corporate income tax

25
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