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What are the 3 branches of
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What are the 3 types of

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Mechanics
1. Each group will see 4 pictures on the screen.
2. They will guess the common word that connects to
the given pictures.
3. For each correct answer, each team gets one
point. If both teams guess the correct answer, they
both get the point.
1. ____
2. _o_________
3. __________e_
A bank is a financial institution that
receives deposits from the public
and generates credit.
1. Commercial/Retail Banks
2. Investment Bank
3. Insurance and Companies
 CORPORATION
a legal unit that is distinct from its
owners. Moreover, a corporation
has the right to enter contracts,
loan and borrow money, hire
employees, own assets, and pay
taxes.
 COOPERATIVES
> they are jointly owned enterprises
engaging in the production or
distribution of goods or services.
Cooperatives are usually operated
by farmers or consumers for their
mutual benefit.
 TRADE UNIONS
>also known as labor unions consist of
workforces who have come together to
attain mutual goals like protecting the
integrity of their trade, improving safety
standards, and achieving higher pay
and benefits like health care, and
retirement.
 TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY
GROUPS
Organizations that are devoted to
manipulating political, economic,
social, and institutional decisions
across country borders.
DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES
These are independent organizations whose goals
are to help develop and support economic
growth, especially for the poor and marginal
portion of society. So, they may have opportunities
for income and decent employment.

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
transcend borders in pursuit of a common cause.
 Learning task no. 3
Make a graphic organizer of the
non-state institutions.

 Read and answer the questions. Write the

letter of your answer on the paper.

1. The following are classifications of

non-state institutions except
A. Red Cross C. Market exchange
B. Metro bank D. Jollibee corporations
2. A non-state institution that
receives deposits from the public and
generates credit.
A. Bank C. Cooperatives
B. Corporations D. Trade Union
3. Which of the following best describes insurance and
companies?
A. Transcend borders in pursuit of a common cause.
B. Develop and support economic growth, especially for
the poor.
C. Propose insurance policies to the public either by
selling them directly to a person or through an
employer’s benefit plan.
D. Manage withdrawals and deposits as well as supply
short-term loans to a person and small-scale businesses.
4.These are jointly owned enterprises engaging
in the production or distribution of goods or
services. Cooperatives are usually operated
by farmers or consumers for their mutual
benefit.
a. Cooperation c. Condonation
b. Cooperatives d. Comparatives
5. Google, Apple, and Amazon are
examples of:
a. Cooperation b. Cooperatives
c. Condonation d. Comparatives
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