APPLIED ECONOMICS
Across
- 5. What results in higher costs for transportation businesses, ultimately impacting consumer prices for goods and services?
- 7. How would you classify goods like "housing and rental spaces"?
- 10. What tax is imposed on papers, instruments, loan agreements, and documents showing the approval or change of a contract or right?
- 11. What does the government aim to improve through projects like highways, expressways, and flood control systems?
- 13. What withholding tax acts as the full and final payment of the payee's income tax?
- 17. What type of interest rate is based on a benchmark like forex or the Philippine Stock Exchange?
- 18. What government-run institution serves the private, professional, and informal sectors in the Philippines?
- 20. What term refers to the general increase in prices that reduces the purchasing power of money, which investments can counter by generating profits that match or exceed it?
- 21. What term describes the migration of job seekers from nearby cities to urban areas in search of higher-paying jobs, often resulting in overcrowding?
- 22. What type of interest rate charges a single fixed fee on top of the value of a purchase, regardless of time?
- 23. What tax is imposed on the right of a deceased person to transfer their estate to their heirs?
- 25. What tax is imposed on the free transfer of property between two or more persons living at the time of the transfer?
- 28. What term refers to the growing trend of renting out properties of different sizes and purposes, including the shift of the real estate industry online?
- 30. What is the revenue arising from land ownership and other gifts from nature, where leased objects must be returned in their original state?
- 34. What does the tax reform aim to improve by funding rural health units, barangay health stations, and provincial hospitals?
- 37. What state-run institution provides affordable housing and loan schemes for Filipinos?
- 42. What process do people use to determine if their taxes are correct, which can range from using a calculator to thoroughly reviewing the details?
- 43. What is the value of a nation's currency compared to another nation's currency, which, when higher than the investment's worth, indicates appreciation?
- 45. What term refers to the original amount of money borrowed in a loan?
- 47. How are the inputs required to produce "housing and rental spaces" categorized?
- 50. Tax What tax is imposed on personal income and is based on the profit or income of employees and entities?
- 51. What influences housing demand in the context of real property?
- 52. What term refers to the cost of borrowing money and the earnings from an investment or deposit, excluding inflation?
- 53. What law, also known as the Wage Rationalization Act, aims to establish minimum wages and improve workers' quality of life and job opportunities?
- 54. What sector does the government aim to improve by funding classrooms and teachers through taxes?
- 55. What is the interest rate received or charged on an investment or loan due to compounding for a defined period of time?
- 56. What term refers to the annual cost of borrowing or return on investment, commonly known as the annual percentage rate (APR)?
- 57. What tax is imposed on the production, distribution, or use of goods manufactured for domestic sale?
- 58. What arises from workers shifting industries, necessitating infrastructure and training programs to support the transition?
- 59. What tax is withheld by government agencies and units before making payments to non-VAT registered entities?
Down
- 1. What term refers to the allowance given to employees to help cover the cost of living, often prioritized for those earning less than ₱600 monthly?
- 2. What term refers to the tendency of large businesses to favor big cities with higher minimum wage rates, resulting in fewer businesses in other regions?
- 3. What term refers to the minimum amount of compensation an employer is required to pay workers, set by law or regulation?
- 4. What term describes the trend where high demand for rental properties results in fewer vacancies?
- 6. What is the percentage change in quantity demanded in response to a given percentage change in price, also known as the own price elasticity of demand?
- 8. What is the fixed interest rate typically used by commercial banks called?
- 9. What tax is withheld from individuals earning income exclusively from compensation?
- 12. What term refers to the importance of selecting a location for your business based on factors such as safety, proximity to key establishments, and accessibility?
- 14. What government-run institution caters to the public sector, including government employees and uniformed personnel?
- 15. What term describes the relatively low land prices in Southeast Asia, making it cost-effective to purchase property for lease or rent?
- 16. What pay structure, implemented in 2012, aims to reduce the impact of mandatory minimum wages and enhance efficiency and profit-sharing in the Philippines?
- 19. What type of tax is imposed on certain income payments and can be credited against the payee's income tax?
- 24. What term refers to the percentage change in quantity demanded in response to a given percentage change in price?
- 26. Is determined by subtracting total contributions (SSS/GSIS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG) and other deductions to basic income.
- 27. What government-controlled corporation aims to provide universal health care in the Philippines?
- 29. What term refers to the mandatory charges imposed by the government on individuals, companies, and goods to fund its operations?
- 31. What tax is imposed on the consumption of goods, services, properties, and imported goods?
- 32. What law, signed in 2017, aims to make the Philippine tax system fairer and generate revenue to support government programs and investments?
- 33. What is the term for the growing market in the Philippines for budget to high-end rental properties driven by both local and international demand?
- 35. What can increase both the demand and supply of houses?
- 36. What term refers to the potential for loss or harm that should be considered when deciding to proceed with a rental investment?
- 38. What term refers to the demographic factors of a location that help create a target market for rental properties?
- 39. What term refers to the significant initial investment needed for renting a property, including security deposits and advance payments?
- 40. What happens when the price increase in commodities surpasses the rise in income, resulting in higher poverty?
- 41. What factors can drive an increase in house prices?
- 44. What tax is imposed on earnings from the sale, swap, or disposal of capital assets based in the Philippines?
- 46. What tax is levied on individuals or companies selling or leasing goods, property, or services with total annual profits or receipts not exceeding ₱550,000 and not subject to VAT?
- 48. What term refers to an increase in an object's value over time, often associated with investments growing in wealth for future use?
- 49. What restrictions are imposed by the Local Government Code of 1991?