Group 5

PResentation

REPORTERS:
ALLEN FLORES JARENZ AXALAN KENNETH JAY MALABANA
MARK ANTHONY MORALES MARK LAURENCE FAJILAN JOHN ELDRIN OPORTO
 ECONOMIC PLANNING AND POLICY

In both theory and reality, the Philippines has historically had a private enterprise economy.
Government intervention was primarily made through the use of fiscal and monetary policy
as well as its regulatory power. Even though public sector businesses expanded during the
Marcos administration, direct government involvement in the economy has typically been
minimal. Government-owned and government-controlled businesses were consolidated and
privatized as a significant policy effort by the Aquino administration. Economic planning
mainly consisted of setting macroeconomic objectives, such as macroeconomic growth
targets, planning and carrying out projects, and advising the government on how to allocate
capital funds for development initiatives.
 An economic development plan helps you realize your
community's economic vision and take control of your

Development Planning economic future. It can help bring together community

residents with private and public sectors. Together you can
choose economic development goals and outline how to
accomplish those goals.

Fiscal policy is the use of government spending and taxation to

influence the economy. Governments typically use fiscal policy to
promote strong and sustainable growth and reduce poverty.
Fiscal Policy

Monetary policy has lived under many guises. But however it may
appear, it generally boils down to adjusting the supply of money in
Monetary Policy the economy to achieve some combination of inflation and output
stabilization.

Privatization describes the process by which a piece of property or

business goes from being owned by the government to being
privately owned. It generally helps governments save money and
increase efficiency, where private companies can move goods
Privatization
quicker and more efficiently.
 FILIPINO NATIONALISM

Filipino nationalism is the creation and promotion of a political identity linked to the
contemporary nation-state of the Philippines, which sparked a broad movement for the
country's political, social, and economic freedom. As a result of more than three centuries of
Spanish rule, this gradually arose from various armed and political activities over the
majority of the Spanish East Indies, although it has long been fractured and at odds with
modern definitions of such nationalism. These movements are distinguished by an increase
in anti-colonialist beliefs and feelings that culminated in the late 19th century and were
mostly driven by the ilustrado or landed, educated elites, whether peninsulares, insulares, or
natives (Indio).
10 WAYS TO EXPRESS FILIPINO NATIONALISM
 10 WAYS TO EXPRESS FILIPINO NATIONALISM
• Respect The Philippine Flag
and value the Filipino Identity
• Be a productive citizen
• Be aware of the issues in our
country
• Stand Proud for every
Filipinos achievement
• Patronize and support our
own products
• Preserve the Filipino culture
• Respect everyone and value
our traditions
• Speak out your own language
• Remember and
commemorate our heroes’
sacrifices for our country
• Love our family, our
neighbors, and our
compatriots
 RELATIONS WITH THE U.S (UNITED STATES)

Annual military exercises conducted jointly between the armed services of the Philippines
and the United States, such as the annual exercise “Balikatan,” test interoperability and
capabilities.

We support the Philippines’ counterterrorism efforts against ISIS and other terrorist groups.
U.S. counterterrorism assistance improves the Philippines’ ability to respond to terrorist
attacks and enhance law enforcement capacity to effectively investigate and prosecute
cases of terrorism.