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The Impact of GDP Sector Spending to the Crime Rate of the Philippines / Flores, Rachel Jaclyn M.; Pamilar, Mar-Lyn B.; Pangan, Alyssa N. and Velasquez, Juana Daralene T. 6

By: Flores, Rachel Jaclyn M.; Pamilar, Mar-Lyn B.; Pangan, Alyssa N. and Velasquez, Juana Daralene T. 4 0 16, [, ] | [, ] |

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Action note: In: Summary: ABSTRACT: This study plans an important role in the economic development of countries. The research focused on the impact of indicators of GDP to the Crime Rate of the Philippines. This paper is a quantitative research method which gathered information and data about the variables used - Independent, Household Final Consumption Expenditures ; Capital Formation; Government Consumption; Exports; Imports and dependent, Crime Rate through the collection of secondary data. This type of study is used to verify the effect of the Independent variables to the dependent variable. The impact of economic activities on crime has been widely investigated. Related to this matter, the researchers concern is about the overall economic performance measured by the GDP components with crime rate. This work aims to bridge this gap by presenting an empirical analysis of the effects of the Gross Domestic Product Indicators namely, Household Final Consumption Expenditures, Capital Formation, Government Consumption, Exports, and Imports to the criminal activity. We find evidence suggesting that these indicators have impact on crime depending on the data gathered about the economy. The researchers used the time span of 1980-2008. Dealing with this, expenditure approach is employed to measure the impact of Gross Domestic Product indicators to criminality and to find out which of these indicators will have the highest and lowest causal-effect with the crime rate and if there will be a significant relationship between them. The analysis is completed by evaluating the effects of each GDP Components to the crime rate by using regression analysis. Other editions:

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Item type	Current location	Home library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	PLM	PLM Filipiniana Section	Filipiniana-Thesis	HB3711 F57 2016 (Browse shelf)	Available		FT5754

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Undergraduate Thesis: (BS in Business Economics)- Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2016. 56

ABSTRACT: This study plans an important role in the economic development of countries. The research focused on the impact of indicators of GDP to the Crime Rate of the Philippines. This paper is a quantitative research method which gathered information and data about the variables used - Independent, Household Final Consumption Expenditures ; Capital Formation; Government Consumption; Exports; Imports and dependent, Crime Rate through the collection of secondary data. This type of study is used to verify the effect of the Independent variables to the dependent variable. The impact of economic activities on crime has been widely investigated. Related to this matter, the researchers concern is about the overall economic performance measured by the GDP components with crime rate. This work aims to bridge this gap by presenting an empirical analysis of the effects of the Gross Domestic Product Indicators namely, Household Final Consumption Expenditures, Capital Formation, Government Consumption, Exports, and Imports to the criminal activity. We find evidence suggesting that these indicators have impact on crime depending on the data gathered about the economy. The researchers used the time span of 1980-2008. Dealing with this, expenditure approach is employed to measure the impact of Gross Domestic Product indicators to criminality and to find out which of these indicators will have the highest and lowest causal-effect with the crime rate and if there will be a significant relationship between them. The analysis is completed by evaluating the effects of each GDP Components to the crime rate by using regression analysis.

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