GOVERNMENT
(TAX REVENUES, POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND
BASIC SERVICES)
APPLIED ECONOMICS
REPORTERS:
ANGELINE F. VILLANUEVA
JHOMEL R. CASTRO
GOVERNMENT
(TAX REVENUES,
POVERTY
If the socioeconomic agenda of any government
ALLEVIATION AND
centers around its people, positive socioeconomic
BASIC SERVICES)
impact of tax revenues, poverty alleviation, and
basic services rely heavily on the government
dedication to serve public interest. Of course,
accomplishing government goals and policies also
entails the full cooperation on the part of its citizens.
SOCIOECONOMIC
IMPACT ON THE
GOVERNMENT
• Revenues earned on fees collected
on new businesses
• Taxes imposed on the income of the
business.
THE SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS AFFECTING
SMALL BUSINESS
The first step to understanding what
socioeconomic factors are is to understand
social economics. This is a specialized
branch of economics that concerns itself
with studying and social behavior. The
study social economics seek to predict what
kind of results to expect when the society
has been changed.
GOVERNMENT
Public institutions likewise affected
by business in ways other than through
taxation and regulation. The government The Public-Private Partnership
can drive progress and sustainable Sector (PPPC) is the central
development through partnership with coordinating and monitoring agency of
the private sector. The partnership aim all public-private partnership program
to address funding issues and to in the Philippines. PPC aims to support
diversity the risk associated with PPP Projects through advisory services
infrastructure development between two and technical assistance.
sectors.
GOVERNMENT
It sets and administers public
policy and exercises executive, political
and sovereign power through customs,
The group of people with the
institutions, and laws within a state. A
authority to govern a country or state; a
government can be classified into many
particular ministry in office.
types--democracy, republic, monarchy.
aristocracy, and dictatorship are just a
few.
Tax Revenues
SOCIOECONOMICS
FACTORS Poverty Alleviation
AFFECTING
UNDER THE
GOVERNMENT
Basic Services
TAX-REVENUES
• Tax revenue is the income that is gained by governments through taxation.
• Taxation is the primary source of income for a state.
• Taxes are the most important source of government income.
• Taxes can be defined as “a compulsory contribution imposed by a public
authority, irrespective of the exact amount of service rendered to the
taxpayer in return.’’
TAX REVENUES
According to Professor Seligman,
a tax is "a compulsory contribution
from a person to the government to
defray the expenses incurred in the
common interest of all without
reference to common interest of all,
without reference to special benefits
conferred."
POVERTY ALLEVIATION
“Poverty reduction” is often used as a
short-hand for promoting economic
growth that will permanently lift as
Poverty alleviation means to reduce
many people as possible over a
the poverty from urban areas and rural
poverty line. But there are many
areas through employment.
different objectives that are consistent
with “poverty reduction” and we have
to make choices between them.
BASIC SERVICES
• Poor and vulnerable households need basic services such as electricity,
water, sanitation, health and education, to enable economic development.
Quality, affordability and sustainability are major challenges, even in those
areas where services are available.
“Poverty is the condition of being extremely poor which
makes people unable to get basic necessities of the life,
especially food, shelter, clothing and education. It affects
people’s physical, mental, social and moral abilities to do
something good in their life”
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