2. CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
Consumption is the portion of
disposable income that is spent and
not saved.
Consumption spending bears a close
relationship to disposable income.
Consumption makes up the largest
share of aggregate planned
expenditures.
3. CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
it refers to the aggregate expenditure
incurred by all consumer including
households, government and nonprofit
organizations.
5. EXPENDITURE BY HOUSEHOLDS
Household final consumption expenditure
covers all purchases made by resident
households (home or abroad) to meet
their everyday needs: food, clothing,
housing services (rents), energy, transport,
durable goods (notably cars), spending on
health, on leisure and on miscellaneous
services
6. 3 Types of Expenditure by HOUSEHOLDS
• Fixed Expenditure: These are regular
payments where the amount paid does not
vary e.g. rent or mortgage payments.
• Irregular Expenditure: This is where the
timing or amount of spending will vary.
• Discretionary Expenditure: Non-essential
spending, this is spending on wants rather
than needs.
7. GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
Governments spending or
government expenditures can
be divided into three primary
groups, government
consumption ,transfer
payments and interest
payments. It also money
producing and purchasing
goods and services (e.g.
defense, education and health
care) and on redistribution
programes (e.g. pensions and
unemployment insurance.
What is the government expenditure in
the Philippines?
Government spending in the
Philippines average 287291.01PHP
Million from 1981 until 2023,reaching
an all time high 903919.54 PHP
Million in the second quarter of 2022
and a record low of 127087.53 PHP
Million in the first quarter of 1986.
9. EXPENDITURE BY NON-
PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Non-profit Organizations or institutions on
consumer goods for charity purposes is known as
expenditure by non-profit institutions. Here the non
profit organizations refer to NGOs. Gurudwaras,
temples, mosques, and others also it includes the
expenditure incurred on purchases from private
enterprises as well as government institutions
10. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
1.Expenses incurred on providing services on behalf of households
such as hospital care and education.
2.Expenditures behalf of households such as employer-paid health
incurred by third-party payers on insurance and medical care
financed through the government programs.
11. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
include churches, public schools, public
charities, public clinics and hospitals,
politicasl organizations, legal aid societies,
volunteer services organizations labor
unions, professional asociations, research
institutes, museums, and some government
agencies.