11- (GAS) Efficiency

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GAME OVER!
 • Grocery
• Animals
• Factory
• Export
• Agriculture
KEY TERMS: • Supermarket
• Machinery
• Poultry
• Textile
• Hotel
• Malls
APPLIED ECONOMICS
Types of Industry
•Agribusiness
•Manufacturing Industry
•Retail and Service Industry
•International Trade Industry
AGRIBUSINESS
• is the business of agricultural
production.
• The term was coined in 1957
by Goldberg and Davis.
AGRIBUSINESS
•It commonly means any agriculturally
related business that supplies farm inputs,
such as farm machinery and seed supply.
Agribusiness includes:
•Agrichemicals
•breeding
•crop production
•farm machinery
•seed supply, etc.
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
•are those that engage in the transformation
of goods, materials or substances into new
products.

•The transformational process can be physical,

chemical or mechanical.
 MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
•Machines and equipment are typically used
in the process of manufacturing.
•Although, in some cases, goods can be manufactured
by hand.
•An example of this would be baked goods,
handcrafted jewelry, other handicrafts and art.
Types of Manufacturing Industries
Clothing
and
Textiles
•Companies that process
raw wool, cotton and flax to
make cloth are categorized
under the clothing and
textiles sector.
•This also applies to using
wool and cloth to make
clothes, outerwear,
upholstery fabrics and
bedding.
•EXAMPLE:
 L & T INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC.
(LUEN THAI)
 PHILEXCEL INDUSTRIAL PARK INC.
 Petroleum,
Chemicals
and Plastics
•The process of turning
chemicals, coal and crude
oil into usable products,
along with the making of
soaps, resins, paints and
pesticides and medicines.
•EXAMPLE:
 CLARK PLASTICS MANUFACTURING
 Food
Production
•includes all forms of food
production -- from the farm
to the dinner table --
including such work as
canning and purifying.
 Metal
Manufacturing
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•The production of metals
includes all forms of iron,
aluminum and steel
manufacturing, as well as
forging, engraving, coating
and stamping.
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•EXAMPLE:
 ASIAPHIL
 MELTERS STEEL CORPORATION
(SAN SIMON)
 Wood,
Leather
and Paper
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•Wood production includes all
forms of manufacturing floors
or housing, as well as sawing
and laminating.
•Under leather industries,
you'll find all tanning and
curing.
•The paper production process is
by the cleansing of raw wood pulp
into paper products of various46

kinds.
•EXAMPLE:
 QUANTA PAPER CORPORATION
 TRUST INTERNATIONAL PAPER
CORPORATION (TIPCO)
 O & G LEATHER MFTG. CORP.
 BETIS HOUSE OF DECOR
 Electronics,
Computers and
Transportation
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•Includes all appliances and
microprocessors, semi-
conductors, chips and all
audio-visual equipment.

•The transportation sector

contains all automobiles,
trains and planes.
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• EXAMPLE:
 SMK ELECTRONICS PHILIPPINES
CORPORATION
L & K INDUSTRIES PHILIPPINES, INC.
NANOX
SAMBON
FOTON MOTOR PHILIPPINES, INC.
YOKOHAMA TIRE PHILIPPINES
RETAIL
•involves the sale of goods from a single point
directly to the consumer in small quantities for his
end use.

• comes from the Old French word tailler, which

means "to cut off, clip, pare, divide“.
Retailer - a person or business that sells goods to
the public in relatively small quantities for use or
consumption rather than for resale.

Retailing - refers to a process where the retailer

sells the goods directly to the end-user for his own
consumption in small quantities.
TYPES OF RETAIL INDUSTRY

 Convenience Stores
 Specialty Stores
 Department Stores
 Supermarkets or Hypermarkets
 E-tailing
 General Stores
 Mall
CONVENIENCE STORE
• a small retail business that stocks a range of
everyday items such as coffee, groceries, snack
foods, confectionery, soft drinks, tobacco
products, over-the-counter drugs, toiletries,
newspapers, and magazines.
EXAMPLE:
• 7 ELEVEN
• MINISTOP
• ALFAMART
SPECIALTY STORE
• retail businesses that focus on specific product
categories, such as office supplies, men's or
women's clothing, or carpet.

EXAMPLE:
• SOS (GUAGUA)
• PANDAYAN
• CARREON’S SWEETS AND PASTRIES
• LONGLAST
DEPARTMENT STORE
• is an establishment offering a wide range
of consumer goods in different product
categories known as "departments".

EXAMPLE:
• SM DEPARTMENT STORE
• ROBINSONS DEPARTMENT STORE
SUPERMARKET
• is a self-service shop offering a wide variety
of food, beverages and household products,
organized into sections and shelves.

EXAMPLE:
• SAVEMORE
• PUREGOLD
• CHUZON SUPERMARKET
 E-TAILING
• Electronic retailing
• is the sale of goods and services through the
internet.

EXAMPLE:
• LAZADA
• SHOPEE
 MALLS
• consist of several retail outlets each selling their
own merchandise but at a common platform.

EXAMPLE:
• SM
• ROBINSONS
• VISTA MALL
• MARQUEE MALL
SERVICE INDUSTRY
• any industry that produces value is that primarily
intangible such as customer service,
management, advice, knowledge, design, data
and experiences.
EXAMPLE:
Hospitality
-Any service that hosts guests such as a hotel,
restaurant or pub.

Travel
-Travel services such as a flight or tour.

Transportation
-Daily transportation services such as a train.
EXAMPLE:

 SALON / BARBER SHOPS

 AGENCY (FUSION INTEGRATED SERVICE
COOPERATIVE)
 BANK
 HOSPITALS
 ETC.
EXAMPLE:

 OEM INTERNATIONAL TRADING (FURNITURE)

APPLICATION
Collaborative Work: LET US BE BUSINESS PARTNERS!
Integration with Entrepreneurship (Business Plan)

• Each group will think of your own business that you want
to pursue in the future. (Focus on the type of industry
that you are assigned.)
• You will create your business’s name together with it’s
tag line, logo, its content and goods or services offered.
• Afterwards, you are going to present and explain your
work.
EVALUATION
 QUIZ

•GET ONE WHOLE SHEET OF PAPER.

 ESSAY

• IDENTIFY THE TYPES OF INDUSTRY.

• DEFINE AND EXPLAIN THEM.
ASSIGNMENT
 Review your lesson in
Entrepreneurship about
SWOT analysis.
 PREPARED BY:
GEMMADEL G. DUAQUI
SHS TEACHER-II