18 Questions
What is the primary goal of public service according to the passage?
To serve the people impartially
What is the main challenge in determining public interest?
Separating public from private interests
Which system serves as the voices of different sectors in the passage?
Partylist system
What is the result of ignoring certain voices in society?
Loud voices emerging
What is the main difference between public service ethics and private life ethics?
Focus on profit vs. non-profit
What is the underlying conflict in the example of high heat index and electricity demand?
Public interest vs. private profit
What is the primary goal of the restorative justice approach in the criminal justice system?
To repair harm caused by the offense and promote healing
What type of evidence is used when there is no direct proof of a crime?
Circumstantial evidence
What is the main reason for an acquittal in a criminal trial?
The prosecution failed to prove the accused committed the crime
Which country is an example of successful economic development and restoration?
All of the above
What is a key characteristic of a capitalist society?
Free market and private sector investment
What is the primary argument against government regulation in a capitalist society?
It stifles innovation and competition
What is a characteristic of a socialist economy?
Government ownership of resources and means of production
What is a disadvantage of a socialist economy?
Government prioritization of different sectors
What is the economic system of the Philippines?
Mixed economy
What is an advantage of a mixed economy?
Flexible allocation of resources
What is a role of government in a mixed economy?
Regulation of the private sector
What is a difference between capitalist and socialist economies?
Role of government in the economy
Understand the key differences between a socialist economy and a demand-driven economy. Learn how ownership and resource allocation work in each system, and their implications on society.
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