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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Economy
Growth
Albert Hirschman
Amartya Sen
Michael Todaro
Michael Porter
Albert Hirschman
Amartya Sen
Michael Todaro
Michael Porter
Albert Hirschman
Amartya Sen
Michael Todaro
Michael Porter
Trickle down
Settle down
Buckle down
proportionally
Economic development
Economic planning
Economic growth
Economic structure
Property
Land
Labor
.Capital
Technology
Utilities
Labor force
Infrastructure
Business and community facilities
Tourism and tourist facilities
Environment
Economic structure
Institutional capacity
Local Economic Development
Local economy
Economic development
Economic growth
To stimulate local employment opportunities in sectors that improve the community using existing human, natural, and institutional resources
To increase incomes, the number of jobs, and the productivity of resources in regions, provinces, cities, towns, and neighborhoods.
To meet broad economic objectives include inflation control, high employment and sustainable growth.
To provide services include building highways, managing parks and providing medical access to the disadvantaged
MICROECONOMICS
MATERIALS
MANPOWER
MACHINE
MARKETS
MANAGEMENT
MONEY
GDP/GNP
NIA
OFW remittance
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National income
GDP
GNP
NIA
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False
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False
True
False
True
False
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False
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False
Tourism(recreational index)
Health/Longevity (Life Expectancy Index)
Knowledge (Education Index)
Standard of Living (Income Index)
Public Private Partnership
Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
Achieve universal primary education
Promote gender equality and empower women
Reduce child mortality
Improve maternal health
Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
Ensure environmental sustainability
Develop a global partnership for development
Proportion of families/population whose annual per capita income falls below the annual per capita food/subsistence threshold to the total number of families/population
The total income shortfall (expressed in proportion to the poverty line) of families with income below the poverty threshold, divided by the total number of families
It means the average percentage increase in total income of poor families needed to get them out of poverty.
is a measure of the depth of poverty. It refers to the average distance of the poor from the poverty line, expressed as a proportion to that line
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Is the total of the squared income shortfall (expressed in proportion to the poverty line) of families with income below the poverty threshold, divided by the total number of families.
This is equal to the Foster‐Greer‐Thorbecke (FGT) family of measures with alpha= 2.
It is a poverty measure which is sensitive to the income distribution among the poor ‐ the worse this distribution is, the more severe poverty is.
Gini coefficient
Lorenz curve
Location Qoutient
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False
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Infrastructure
LGU income and employment analysis
Unemployment and skills
Demography
Medium Scale Enterprise
Small Scale Enterprise
Micro Scale Enterprise
Cottage
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Medium Scale Enterprise
Small Scale Enterprise
Micro Scale Enterprise
Cottage
Medium Scale Enterprise
Small Scale Enterprise
Micro Scale Enterprise
Cottage
200 or more employees Above P100M Enterprise
200 or more employees Above P200M
100 or more employees Above P100M
200 or more employees Above P300M
RA 8289.
RA 9501
RA 8829
RA 9828
Per capita per day food cost x 365 days
Per food per day capita cost x 365 days
Per capita per day food cost x 7 days
Per capita per day food cost x 7 days
True
False
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Growth Method (Compounded)
Per Capita Method
Regression Method
Export and non export
Export and import
Basic and intermediate sector
Import and non export
True
False
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False
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EBM = Total employment/Basic employment
EBM = employment/Basic employment
EBM = Basic employment/Total employment
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True
False
Is the percentage of employment of industry X with respect to the total local economy
Is the percentage of employment in industry X with respect to a larger reference unit
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Is the percentage of employment of industry X with respect to the total local economy
Is the percentage of employment in industry X with respect to a larger reference unit
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Input‐Output Model
Output-Input Model
Constant share
Linear analysis
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Input/Output
Output/Input
Export/Import
Import/export
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Each industry produces only one homogenous commodity
Each industry uses a fixed input ratio
Production in every industry is subject to constant returns to scale
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Expedinture/income/production approach
Expedinture/protection/production approach
Export/income/production approach
NIA/income/production approach
Income approach
Expenditure approach
Production approach
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Income approach
Expenditure approach
Production approach
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Expenditure approach
Production approach
Income approach
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