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Patterns of Philippine Expenditures: Prepared By: Gabiana, Marie Lou

The document summarizes patterns of Philippine government expenditures from 1986 to 2009. It finds that expenditures fluctuated widely depending on the administration in power, with average deficits ranging from -12.5% to 5.025% of GDP. It also provides a detailed classification system for Philippine public expenditures covering levels of government, nature of expenses, functional categories, types of funds, and organizational units. Finally, it lists specific expenditures for the country's automated election system totaling over 10 billion pesos for items such as voting machines, ballot boxes, indelible ink, and logistics.

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Patterns of Philippine Expenditures: Prepared By: Gabiana, Marie Lou

The document summarizes patterns of Philippine government expenditures from 1986 to 2009. It finds that expenditures fluctuated widely depending on the administration in power, with average deficits ranging from -12.5% to 5.025% of GDP. It also provides a detailed classification system for Philippine public expenditures covering levels of government, nature of expenses, functional categories, types of funds, and organizational units. Finally, it lists specific expenditures for the country's automated election system totaling over 10 billion pesos for items such as voting machines, ballot boxes, indelible ink, and logistics.

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Patterns of Philippine Expenditures

Prepared by:
Gabiana, Marie Lou
Expenditure system is the
government’s fiscal arm in producing,
allocating and distributing social
goods and services.
The Developmental Problems of
Developing Countries
1. Third world Nations are confronted by numerous, interrelated
problems
 Western economic percept may not be applicable to Third
World countries/Developing countries
 social structure of extreme class disparities and extreme
poverty
2. Capital Accumulation
 low capital & investment - not enough jobs - less
productive labour force - level of income is low
3. Inadequacy of Revenues
 low revenue performance and low tax capacity
 “Debt trap”
Philippine Expenditure Policies
Classification of Philippine Public Expenditures
1. Level of Government
a) National Government
b) Local Government
2. Nature of Expense
a) Current Expenditures
i. Personal Services
ii. Maintenance and Operating Expenses
b) Capital Expenditures
3. Functional Categories
a) Economic Development/ Services
b) Social Development
c) National Defense
d) General Government/ Public Services
e) Debt Services
4. Type of Funds
a) General Fund
b) Special Account-General Fund
c) Bond Fund
5. Organizational Units, i.e, by Department and Governmental Agencies
Source: Rep. Of the Phil. Department of Finance
Patterns of Philippine Revenue and Expenditure
(1986-2009)
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Issue:
by Sheila Crisostomo (The Philippine Star), April 23, 2010

 Namfrel asks Comelec to publish poll automation expenses


Expenditures for Automated Election System (AES) have reached P10
billion which includes:
• P7.2 B for the lease of 82,200 precinct count optical (PCOS)scan machines
from Smartmatic-TIM
• P243 M for 77,000 ballot boxes awarded to Smartmatic w/out bidding
• P28 M for 80,000 units of handheld portable ultraviolet lamps
• P75.8 M for 720,000 bottles of indelible ink awarded to Texas Resources Corp.
• P499.1 M contract for trucking and delivery services for official ballots also
awarded to Smartmatic
• P519 M contract given to Smartmatic for the transport of ballot boxes w/ PCOS
machines to polling centers
• P1.5 B to Unison Joint Venture for the cleansing of computerized voters list
• P2.1 M to Copylandia Office System Corp. for 9 units of copying machines
• P174.2 M to Noah’s Paper Mills for storage and working area logistics
-End-

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