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BASIC CONCEPTS
Credit
- came from the Latin word creditum which means TRUST. - refers to the ability to acquire something of value, such as goods, services, securities, or money, at present time in return for a promise to pay at some future time. + parties involve in credit transactions + - Moreover,creditor transaction usuallydebtor either a promise a credit involves $ to pay a definite sum of money in the field of banking and allied institutions. receives and BIGGEST - It is obvious therefore that the most-important it and - provides the thing credit involve the use of MONEY. borrowed transactions are those which assumes the obligation to pay.
BASIC CONCEPTS
Note:
- Whenever DEBT is mentioned, it also means CREDIT. - Same thing taken from two different points of views. - Both are obligations to pay in the future.
The obligation is: CREDIT - If it refers to a person/institution to whom the future payment is to be made. DEBT - if it refers to the person/institution who is obliged to pay in the future.
No room for credit People only produce what they can consume.
After passing through the process of: food processing
- They found out that the barter in a VERY several Only existsystem hadPRIMITIVE shortcomings.. economic and social system. - Thus, they invented MONEY!!
People are devoid of opportunities to develop into higher level of economic growth The introduction of money
- They realized that it is was not possible to produce ALL the goods that they wanted for consumption. - Thus they resorted to BARTER to improve their economic and social life.
in the economy ushered in a significant milestone in the development of credit system. - The pace of dev t of countries has accelerated ever since.
BARTER SYSTEM
China, Japan, Sumatra, India, Siam, Borneo.. Etc. Filipinos are famous for their Honesty and excellent credit record.
Free trade was encouraged. Manila was still then the center of trade and commerce Subsequently, Spain Adopted a policy of trade restrictions in line w/ prevailing concept of MERCANTILISM in Europe
Monopoly Product = GALLEON TRADE Transpacific galleons Manila-Acapulco trade Most of those who participated in the galleon trade secured their loans
from the: OBRAS PIAS
Favored: CHOSEN FEW Forerunner of banking instn in the phils. Neglected: RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Funds: donated by RICH citizens for religious projects and were managed by religious officials.
Introduced better banking and credit system to promote economic devt, esp. in rural areas. Among the credit programs of the govt was:
Agricultural bank (1908) Rural Credit Law (1915) Rice and Corn funds
Period of reconstruction and rehabilitation. The national economy was greatly in need of money for business and economic development. Rehabilitation Finance Corp. Development Bank of the Philippines
A very significant improvement in the financial system was the establishment of CENTRAL BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES (1949).
Since then, monetary policies have been fashioned to improve production, employment and quality of life of people, esp. in rural sector where poverty were more widespread.
CREDIT INSTRUMENTS
-- the paper which contains in writing the obligation of the debtor and the rights of the creditor. -- credit instruments may differ depending on the purposes purposes, customs and laws of the government.
CREDIT SYSTEM
This includes:
credit Credit instruments Credit institutions
Laws and customs on credit lending and collection - A more dynamic and relevant credit system aims to maximize the use of the productive resources of the economy and to distribute fairly the fruits of production among the members of the society. - A good credit system should be responsive to the needs and welfare of the poor who constitute a great majority of our population.`
FUNCTIONS OF CREDIT
Economic function Through credit more goods and services are acquired.
Social function Through credit the determinants of social status can be acquired. - Serves a social equalizer
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Get half sheet of paper. (crosswise) ;P
1. Cite at least 2 advantages of credit economy. 2. Cite at least 2 disadvantages of credit economy. 3. What does creditum means? 4. What are obras pias? 5. What are the parties involve in credit transactions? 6. What is a credit instrument? 7. Differentiate debt from credit. 8. What are the 2 functions of credit? 9. What is the characteristic of a good credit system?
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