Practical Research II Final

University of Luzon
Senior High School

Perez Boulevard, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
“Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students
of University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the Philippines”
Chapter I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKROUND
Rationale of the Study:
Inflation is the percentage of change in price of goods and services (such as
food and bus passes).Experts look at a number of key items that we buy on a
regular basis (such as bread) and work out the overall cost increase.
One of the realities that each and every one has to face is the ever changing
value of currency and the price of consumer goods. Inflation results, according
to the BusinessDictionary.com, from a Cost-push inflation, wherein wage
increases cause business to raise prices to cover for costs; or from a Demand-
pull inflation which is due to the increase of consumer demand by reason of
greater availability of credit; or finally through Monetary inflation caused by an
increase in the number of Money in circulation, resulting to a decrease in the
value of money.
(https://bestwritingservice.com/essays/Economics/Philippine-Inflation-
Rate.html)
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One country in particular which have experienced high and unstable inflation
rates is the Republic of the Philippines. While other countries have gradual
inflation or even low or no inflation, the Philippines have experienced
high inflation rates, and it is expected last year that it will be capped by a 4.17%
increase in 2018.
But instead, The Philippines' annual inflation rate came in at 6.7 percent in
October of 2018, unchanged from the previous month but higher than market
expectations of 6.5 percent. A faster rise in cost of housing and transport offset
a slight slowdown in prices of food. The latest reading remained at its highest
since February 2009. On a monthly basis, consumer prices went up 0.3 percent,
after a 0.8 percent rise in September. Inflation Rate in Philippines averaged 8.40
percent from 1958 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 62.80 percent in
September of 1984 and a record low of -2.10 percent in January of 1959.
(https://tradingeconomics.com/philippines/inflation-cpi)
Therefore, based on these beat researches we would like to know how these
news reports affects the Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School
Students of University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the Philippines and the
recommended tips on how inflation rate be can be decreased.
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Conceptual/Theoretical Framework:
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Statement of the Problem:
1.) What are the profile of the respondents along
a. Age
b. Sex
c. Strand/Track/Section
2.) What are the perceptions of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students
on Inflation Rate?
3.) What are the recommended tips on how inflation rate be decreased?
Assumption of the Study:
This research study was conducted to:
1. To know the Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of
University of Luzon about the trend news Inflation rates in the Philippines.
2. To know the recommended tips on how inflation rate be decreased.
3. To give informative and useful data than can be the basis for catalyst
projects; to educate the community consumers how to conform with the
general economy and make proper sound judgment at budgeting.
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Scope and Delimitation of the Study:
Since the focused of this study is within the vicinity of University of Luzon
(UL) premises, we choose to conduct this study to the Senior High School (SHS)
students of University of Luzon at the Department of Education, specifically to
the General Academic Strand (GAS) of Grade 12 students of as of school year
2018-2019. We did randomly choose from that specific strand as our scope and
delimit it to the minimum number of 10 respondents.
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Significance of the Study:
The significance of this study is to determine the Perception of Grade 12 –
GAS Senior High School Students of University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the
Philippines and found out the recommended tips on how inflation rate can be
decreased in some way.
This research study will be beneficial to the following:
 Students:
At school, students have a lot of activities and requirements to comply
for their studies, in which it requires a lot of money to support the
accomplishments of their product. So this research study will help them
to know more informative ideas on how can they spend their allowance
wisely and cope the stressed out of unstable changes of prices in our
general economy.
 Parents/Guardians and Teachers:
This research study can be beneficial for them to have more
information on how to help their children or students by educating to them
cope the problem of improper budgeting, since they are the primary
proponents to teach their growing children to be capable of making smart
and responsible decisions.

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 Economic Society/Community:
We are all part of the Economic Society and we builds the community.
Therefore, the society or the community will be benefited if the government
or some organization will understand how their under sectors make
decisions, for them to make a proper judgement and probably to advocate
a proper planning at budgeting in the future.
 Future Researchers:
This Research Study can be the basis for them to have more ideas on
their research study regarding the Perception about Inflation rates effects.
This will give them more information on how we did the study that can be
useful for their research. It can also help them make sound decision to
continue their research for this is also one of the biggest problems in our
country.
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Definition of Terms:
 Inflation:
In economics, inflation is a sustained increase in the price level of goods
and services in an economy over a period of time. When the price level
rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services; consequently,
inflation reflects a reduction in the purchasing power per unit of money –
a loss of real value in the medium of exchange and unit of account within
the economy. A chief measure of price inflation is the inflation rate, the
annualized percentage change in a general price index, usually the
consumer price index, over time. The opposite of inflation is deflation
(negative inflation rate).
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation)
 Perception:
Noun. The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through
the senses; A way of regarding, understanding, or interpreting something;
a mental impression; Intuitive understanding and insight.
 GAS:
General Academic Strand.
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Chapter II
Review of Related Literature
The literature and studies cited in this chapter tackle the different concept,
understanding, and ideas, generalization or conclusions and different
development related to study of the enrollment from the past up to the present
and which serves as the researchers guide in developing the project. Those that
were also included in this chapter helps in familiarizing information that are
relevant and similar to the present study.
Conceptual Literature:
Inflationary Psychology
DEFINITION of 'Inflationary Psychology'
Inflationary psychology is a state of mind that leads consumers to spend more
quickly than they otherwise would in the belief that prices are rising. Inflationary
psychology becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, because as consumers spend more
and save less, the velocity of money increases, further boosting inflation and
contributing to inflationary psychology. Central banks such as the Federal
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Reserve are always vigilant about the development of inflationary psychology,
having successfully combated high inflation that was rampant in the 1970s and
1980s. Inflationary psychology can have negative effects on the economy, as the
resultant inflation spike may led a nation’s central bank to raise interest rates
in an attempt to put the brakes on the economy.
'Inflationary Psychology'
Inflationary psychology, if unchecked, can also lead to bubbles in asset prices in
due course. Most consumers will spend their money on a product immediately if
they think its price is going to increase shortly. The rationale for this decision is
that consumers believe they can save some money by buying the product now
rather than later.
Inflationary psychology was evident in the U.S. housing market in the first
decade of this millennium. As house prices went up year after year, investors
became conditioned to believe that “house prices always go up.” This led millions
of Americans to jump into the real estate market either for ownership or
speculation, which greatly reduced the available stock of housing and drove up
prices sharply. This in turn attracted more homeowners and speculators to the
U.S. real estate market, with the feeding frenzy only abating with the onset in
2007 of the worst financial crisis and housing correction since the 1930s
Depression.
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Inflationary psychology in the broad economy can be gauged by such measures
as the consumer price index (CPI) and bond yields, which would spike up if
inflation is expected to rise. The effect of inflationary psychology is different on
various assets. For example, gold and commodities may rise in price since they
are perceived as inflation hedges. Fixed income instruments would decline in
price because of the prospect of higher interest rates to combat inflation. The
effect on stocks is mixed but with a lower bias. This is because the impact of
potentially higher rates is much greater than the positive effect on earnings by
companies that have the pricing power to increase prices in an inflationary
environment.
(https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inflationarypsychology.asp)
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Research Literature:
Inflation steady at 6.7% in October 2018
(3rd UPDATE) The latest figure reinforces the projections of the Bangko Sentral
ng Pilipinas and the Department of Finance that inflation is beginning to taper
off.
SPOILER INFLATION. Elevated prices of goods in 2018 resulted in slower
economic growth.
MANILA, Philippines (3rd UPDATE) – Inflation or the increase in the prices of
goods remained steady in October at 6.7%, the Philippine Statistics Authority
(PSA) announced on Tuesday, November 6.
The latest figure is the same as in September. (READ: Poorest Filipinos feel
inflation at 8% in August 2018)
Prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages were hardly unchanged at 9.4% from
September's 9.7%. Food prices take the biggest slice in the computation for the
overall inflation figure.
The alcoholic beverages and tobacco segment as also stable at 21.6% from
21.8%.
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Mixed movements in the annual growth of prices were posted among the
commodity groups. Higher annual increases were observed in the indices of the
following commodity groups: housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels -
4.8%; furnishing, household equipment, and routine maintenance of the house
- 3.7%; health - 4.3%; transport - 8.8%; recreation and culture - 3.1%; restaurant
and miscellaneous goods and services - 4.2%
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) economists earlier projected inflation to have
peaked during September and to fall within 6.2% to 7% in October. Meanwhile,
the Department of Finance (DOF) forecast it to be at 6.5% in October.
Both the BSP and the DOF attributed their optimistic outlooks to stabilizing rice,
power, and oil prices.
Rice prices registered 10.7% in October, similar to September's 10.4%. However,
the National Capital Region reported a slowdown of 8.2% from 9%.
(Other Stories) Bangko Sentral hikes interest rates again over high inflation
(3rd UPDATE) The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas raises interest rates by 50 basis
points
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Philippines' high inflation also good, says Bangko Sentral official
Felipe Medalla says the high inflation figure reflects the elevated prices of
cigarettes and sugary drinks, which were planned by the government under the
TRAIN law
Bangko Sentral raises inflation forecast for 2018, 2019
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas sees 2018 full-year inflation hitting 4.9% and
2019 average inflation at 3.7%
BSP Governor Nestor Espenilla Jr said the latest data support "the view that
inflation pressures are finally moderating" and possibly indicate that prices will
return to the target range in 2019.
"The start of the harvest season for rice and improved weather conditions have
contributed to some downward price pressures on rice prices. In addition, the
implementation of non-monetary measures is also expected to result in a
deceleration in food prices," added the BSP in a separate statement on Tuesday.
"The BSP will continue to monitor the evolution of expectations and further
second-round effects ahead of the November 2018 policy meeting."
Economic managers now aim for inflation to settle between 3% and 4% next year.
(READ: FAST FACTS: Philippine inflation rate over the years)
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Regional inflation
But not all regions felt prices stabilizing in October.
Regions affected by Typhoon Ompong (Mangkhut) registered high inflation rates.
Mimaropa (9% from 7.3%) and Cagayan Valley (8% from 7.6%) experienced
higher inflation.
Inflation rates of the Cordillera Administrative Region (5.2% from 5%), Caraga
(6.2% from 6.1%), and Western Visayas (7.7% from 7.6%) also inched up.
The continuous rise in the prices of goods has led to a downgrade in the
projections of various think tanks and multilateral lenders for the country's gross
domestic product (GDP).
The World Bank cut its GDP outlook for 2018 to 6.5% from 6.7%, while the Asian
Development Bank (ADB) slashed it to 6.4% from 6.8%.
GDP for the 2nd quarter stood at a disappointing 6%, which prompted economic
managers to cut their target to 6.5-6.9% from the previous 7-8%.
The PSA is set to announce the GDP figure for the 3rd quarter on Thursday,
November 8.
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Stubbornly high inflation for the year also prompted the BSP to hike interest
rates 4 times, bringing the overnight reverse repurchase rate to 4.5% to manage
inflation expectations and guard the currency from speculative attacks. –
Rappler.com (November 6, 2018)
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Chapter III
Research Design
Research Method Used:
Quantitative methods emphasize objective measurements and the statistical,
mathematical, or numerical analysis of data collected through polls,
questionnaires, and surveys, or by manipulating pre-existing statistical data
using computational techniques. Quantitative research focuses on gathering
numerical data and generalizing it across groups of people or to explain a
particular phenomenon.
(Babbie, Earl R. The Practice of Social Research. 12th ed. Belmont, CA:
Wadsworth Cengage, 2010; Muijs, Daniel. Doing Quantitative Research in
Education with SPSS. 2nd edition. London: SAGE Publications, 2010)
Our goal in conducting this quantitative research study is to determine the
relationship between one thing within a population. Quantitative research
designs that we did use is a descriptive method a subjects usually measured
once. A descriptive study establishes only associations between variables.
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Quantitative research deals in numbers, logic, and an objective stance.
Quantitative research focuses on numeric and unchanging data and detailed,
convergent reasoning rather than divergent reasoning [i.e., the generation of a
variety of ideas about a research problem in a spontaneous, free-flowing
manner].
Locale of the Study:
This Research Study is conducted inside the premises of University of Luzon
school, Perez Boulevard, Dagupan City Pangasinan, Philippines at the Education
Department specifically 4th floor level of the 2nd building of the edifice at room
412 of Grade 12 – GAS Senior high School Students. We conduct this study
within the month of October to November 2018.
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Site Map of the Research Study
Figure 1
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Respondents of the Study:
The researchers randomly choose 10 students among the 42 students of
Grade 12 -GAS section in the Education Department, Senior High School of the
University of Luzon as our respondents to fulfill and accomplish our research
study for this school year 2018-2019.
Research Instrument:
The researchers had gathered data on the study about the Perception of
Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of University of Luzon on Inflation
Rate in the Philippines, through interview guide procedures. We also prepared a
survey forms, containing various questions regarding the certain topic we made
above-mentioned study.
Data Gathering Procedures:
We first introduce the aim of the topic and purposes, and ask permission to
the respondents to know their opinions or perception about inflation, if our
acknowledgement were grant, we will continue the process by handling them the
questionnaire form, then wait the result of their answers.
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Statistical Treatment of Data:
Finally, after we gathered all the information from our participants and we
based the conclusion of our research findings from the filled questionnaire forms,
then after, we proceeded to analyze their answers.
The data gathered by the researchers are carefully assessed and treated
statistically in order to be relevant and reliable. The researchers mainly used
statistical result of the Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School
Students of University of Luzon on Inflation rate in the Philippines.
In analyzing the data, the researchers used the Weighted Arithmetic Mean in
order to compute the weighted mean foe each of the content.
Formula:
WE = f(x)/n
Where:
f – frequency
x – rate
n – total number of sample respondents
∑ - totality of or sum of
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Chapter IV
Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data
The chapter shows the presentation, analysis and interpretation of data
gathered by the researchers. This centers the result of research about Perception
of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of University of Luzon on
Inflation rate in the Philipines:
 We gather the important informative data from the Grade 12 – GAS Section,
ages 17 – 18 years old, and 5 Male and 5 Female.
Figure 2
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Visual Representation of our Research using Pie chart:
Figure 3
 Based on our 10 respondents there are 8 students claim that they
seriously feel the burden of inflation and they really take it as a big
problem in their side.
Figure 4
 While the other 2 students, slightly feel the heavy burden effects of
inflation and said that they have nothing to complain about it because
it is not a big deal for them.
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Furthermore the researchers focused on the 80% of the respondents who
claimed that Inflation in the Philippines is a big problem that caused them
stressed to fit their expenses for their minimal allowance.
Figure 5
 This pie chart represents where the allowance of 100% of respondents
spend their money.
 Expenses:
> 30% - Food Budget
> 30% - School Miscellaneous
> 20% - Transportation Expenses
> 10% - Communication
> 8% - Personal Needs
> 2% - Savings
 The audit shows that because of inflation there are less amount left for
their daily personal needs and very few savings left behind.
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The table shows the presentations, analysis, and interpretation of data
gathered from the 10 respondents about our research study findings and makes
conclusions thereafter:
HP = 2.36 – 3.00
MP = 1.68 – 2.35
LP = 1.00 – 1.67
Least Moderately Highly Descriptive
Perceptions Perceived Perceived Perceived Equivalent
I II III
Just go with
the flow, 2 3 5 2.3
spend as
usual
Be more
thrifty than 0 3 7 2.7
the usual
spending
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Limit the
usual 1 4 5 2.4
expenses
Sacrifice not
spending for 3 3 4 2.1
more savings
Spend a lot
for the 4 4 2 1.8
economy’s
sake
The table reflects the different Perceptions of Grade 12 – GAS on how to decide
on sending regard on Inflation rate issue in the Philippines. The researchers
found out that there are 2.3 percent of students said that they’ll just go with the
flow of the general economy, and 2.7 percent agreed that it is better to be more
thrifty than usual, while 2.4 percent wanted to limit their usual expenses, and
2.1 percent decided to sacrifice not spending so much for earning much more
savings, however 1.8 percent don’t mind spending for this phenomenon is
normal so far and for the sake of the economical state.
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Chapter V
Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations
Summary:
The Grade 12 – Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) Researcher choose
the topic “Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of
University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the Philippines”. The Statement of the
Problem to know the perceptions of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students
on Inflation Rate and What are the recommended tips on how inflation rate be
decreased. The Significance of the Study will be befitted the: Students,
Parents/Guardians and Teachers, the Economy and Community, and the Future
Researchers. In Research Design the Research Method used is Descriptive
Method. The Locale of the Study is within the vicinity of University of Luzon in
Dagupan City, Pangasinan. The respondents chosen are the Grade 12 – GAS
Students, there are 10 participants from the total number of 42 in the class. The
Instrument used is Survey forms containing questions with choices answer.
Furthermore, we found out the results and make a conclusion and
recommendation for it as our Practical Research Study.
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Findings:
We found out the results of our Result study, it shows that majority of our
respondents feel the effects of Inflation and take it seriously because it became
a big problem for them that cause trouble in their budgeting. The inflation rate
lately brings a stressed for these students.
The Perceptions of Grade 12 – GAS shows the statistical on how to decide on
sending regard on Inflation rate issue in the Philippines. The researchers found
out that there are 2.3 percent of students said that they’ll just go with the flow
of the general economy, and 2.7 percent agreed that it is better to be more thrifty
than usual, while 2.4 percent wanted to limit their usual expenses, and 2.1
percent decided to sacrifice not spending so much for earning much more
savings, however 1.8 percent don’t mind spending for this phenomenon is
normal so far and for the sake of the economical state.
Based on this inflationary the psychological state of mind that leads some
consumers to spend more quickly than they otherwise would in the belief that
prices are rising. Inflationary psychology becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy,
because as consumers spend more and save less amount, the velocity of money
increases, furthermore boosting inflation and contributing to inflationary
psychology.
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Conclusions:
Based on the result of our Research Study Survey/Questionnaire the
researchers found out that the latest trend news the Inflation rate in our country
in the Philippines become a serious burden for almost everyone even the chosen
respondents the Grade 12 – GAS Students of University of Luzon. Because from
them the Study was answered, the researchers knew what are the Perception of
these student about the Inflation rate in the Philippines. According from them
majority that even it is part of our economic problem we must be aware to save
our own capital by being thrifty as a primary goal especially that they are
students and has a lot of expenses not to mention the miscellaneous for school
activity outputs and of course there own everyday personal needs, even we can
say that they have proponents for their personal supports. For that very reason
the researchers can finally give the Recommendation for it that can probably
help at least lessen the worry of this inflation issue, the recommendation give
some trivial tips to cope this depression in our economy.
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Recommendation:
The recommended tips on how inflation rate be decreased:
Here are some trivial yet useful ways for students to beat inflation.
1. Cut spending - It may not seem ideal but you will have to cut spending on
those things that you would class as a treat
2. Buy in bulk - If you know that you eat a lot of something everyday then
why not buy in bulk before prices rise.
3. Saving - The saving rates may be lower than inflation but if you put money
into a savings account then you will be loosing less than if you don't. It
has the least risk and a safe return.
4. Look out for student discounts - If you use sites like ours to get the
best student discounts then you will benefit from saving money on those
must have purchases.
5. In addition to that, we also recommend that they should be a budgeting
planning to help these youths know how to budget wisely with the help of
their Parents and Advisers. Catalyst projects like seminars can also be a
good idea to implement soon.
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Bibliography
(APA Format)
(https://bestwritingservice.com/essays/Economics/Philippine-Inflation-
Rate.html)
(https://tradingeconomics.com/philippines/inflation-cpi)
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation)
(https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inflationarypsychology.asp)
(https://www.rappler.com/business/216008-inflation-rate-philippines-
october-2018)
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Appendices
Letter of Permit to Conduct a Study:
University of Luzon, Dagupan City
Department of Education, Senior High school
Dear Respondent(s):
Greetings! We are presently conducting a study from a relevant topic nowadays

entitled “Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of
University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the Philippines”, as a partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the course subject practical research II. In
this connection, we would like to request you to be one of our respondents in
our study, since the purpose of these study is concerning to your specific
section Grade 12 - GAS. We hope you can help us by answering the
instruments we prepared sincerely and truthfully. Thank you very much.
Very truly yours,
Researcher's:
CAMILLA D. FERNANDEZ
ERIKA MAE EPANOL
CYRELL ESPANOL
MARK JEROME ESPINOZA
REYNALD ESCANO
ZAURIEL LOPEZ
DRA. MARIA TERESA A. ESTRADA
Research Adviser
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Sample Questionnaires:
Name: Date:
Gender: Age:
Direction: Encircle the letter of your chosen answer based on your own
opinion or perception truly and sincerely. Then, rate the following expenses in
rating 1-6 (lowest to highest) which you think is the most least and most costly.
Question: Do you feel that the massive strike of Inflation Rate lately, affect you
so much that brings problem to you which cause you burden?
a. Yes, Indeed b. Not really
Expenses: Rating(s):
School Miscellaneous
Food
Transportation Fare
Communication Expense
Personal Needs
Others:
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Direction: Put a check (/) mark inside the box of choices rating if your personal
opinion or perception agreed on the following given statements regarding
Inflation Issue in the Philippines: I – Least Perceived, II – Moderately Perceived,
and III – Highly Perceived.
Least Moderately Highly
Perceptions Perceived Perceived Perceived
I II III
Just go with the flow,
spend as usual
Be more thrifty than the
usual spending
Limit the usual expenses
Sacrifice not spending for
more savings
Spend a lot for the
economy’s sake
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Field Work Documentation:
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Curriculum Vitae
Personal Information:
Name: Camilla Franceska Zacheri D. Fernandez.
Gender: Female.
Age: 18 years old.
Date of Birth: August 19, 2000.
Father’s Name: Victor Francis Divino Fernandez.
Mother’s Name: Lea Honrado David.
Address: Dagupan City, Pangasinan, Philippines.
Contact Information: cfzdavidf.07@gmail.com.
Religion: Jehovah’s Witness.
Nationality: Filipino.
Educational Background:
Primary: University of Luzon, Philippines.
Secondary: University of Luzon, Philippines.
Senior High School: University of Luzon, Philippines; Humanities and Social
Sciences.
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Name: Erika Mae S. Español.
Gender: Female.
Age: 18 years old.
Father’s Name: Jerry T. Español.
Mother’s Name: Heidi S. Español.
Address: Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City, Pangasinan.
Contact Information: #09155426129
Religion: Born Again.
Primary: Tibagan Elementary School.
Secondary: Dagupan City National High School.
Sciences.
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Name: Reynald D. Escaño.
Gender: Male.
Age: 17 years old.
Data of Birth: December 25, 2000.
Father’s Name: Renato Escaño.
Mother’s Name: Rosie Escaño.
Address: #24 Arzadon compound, Dagupan City, Pangasinan.
Contact Information:
Religion: Roman Catholic.
Primary: East Central Elementary School.
Secondary: East Central Integrated School School.
Sciences.
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Name: Mark Jerome C. Espinoza.
Gender: Male.
Age: 18 years old.
Date of Birth: September 23, 2000.
Father’s Name: Bernabe V. Espinoza.
Mother’s Name: Indalyn Cañete
Address: 456 Bugallon,Pangasinan
Nationality: Filipino
Primary: Bugallon Integrated School.
Secondary: Bugallon Integrated School.
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Name: Cyrell D. Español.
Gender: Female.
Age: 19 years old.
Date of Birth: November 10, 1999.
Father’s Name: Eduardo Español.
Mother’s Name: Thelma Español.
Address: Bonuan Gueset Dagupan City, Pangasinan.
Primary: North Central Elementary School.
Secondary: Bonuan Buqiug National High School.
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Name: Zauriel Fredd Lopez.
Gender: Male.
Age: 18 years old.
Father’s Name: Marvin Nocum
Mother’s Name: Sarah Lopez
Address: #82 Herrero St. Dagupan City, Pangasinan.
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Inglesia ni Cristo
Primary: East Central Elementary School
Secondary: Dominican Mirador National High School
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THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKROUND

Rationale of the Study:

Inflation is the percentage of change in price of goods and services (such as

to the BusinessDictionary.com, from a Cost-push inflation, wherein wage

pull inflation which is due to the increase of consumer demand by reason of

greater availability of credit; or finally through Monetary inflation caused by an

increase in the number of Money in circulation, resulting to a decrease in the

inflation or even low or no inflation, the Philippines have experienced

September of 1984 and a record low of -2.10 percent in January of 1959.

Students of University of Luzon on Inflation Rate in the Philippines and the

recommended tips on how inflation rate be can be decreased.

Statement of the Problem:

1.) What are the profile of the respondents along

Assumption of the Study:

This research study was conducted to:

1. To know the Perception of Grade 12 – GAS Senior High School Students of

2. To know the recommended tips on how inflation rate be decreased.

projects; to educate the community consumers how to conform with the

general economy and make proper sound judgment at budgeting.

Scope and Delimitation of the Study:

students of University of Luzon at the Department of Education, specifically to

the General Academic Strand (GAS) of Grade 12 students of as of school year

delimit it to the minimum number of 10 respondents.

Significance of the Study:

The significance of this study is to determine the Perception of Grade 12 –

decreased in some way.

This research study will be beneficial to the following:

At school, students have a lot of activities and requirements to comply

for their studies, in which it requires a lot of money to support the

accomplishments of their product. So this research study will help them

 Parents/Guardians and Teachers:

This research study can be beneficial for them to have more

information on how to help their children or students by educating to them

proponents to teach their growing children to be capable of making smart

and responsible decisions.

Therefore, the society or the community will be benefited if the government

or some organization will understand how their under sectors make

decisions, for them to make a proper judgement and probably to advocate

a proper planning at budgeting in the future.

In economics, inflation is a sustained increase in the price level of goods

inflation reflects a reduction in the purchasing power per unit of money –

annualized percentage change in a general price index, usually the

consumer price index, over time. The opposite of inflation is deflation

(negative inflation rate).

Noun. The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through

the senses; A way of regarding, understanding, or interpreting something;

a mental impression; Intuitive understanding and insight.

General Academic Strand.

Review of Related Literature

understanding, and ideas, generalization or conclusions and different

relevant and similar to the present study.

DEFINITION of 'Inflationary Psychology'

Inflationary psychology is a state of mind that leads consumers to spend more

psychology becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, because as consumers spend more

contributing to inflationary psychology. Central banks such as the Federal

Reserve are always vigilant about the development of inflationary psychology,

in an attempt to put the brakes on the economy.

Inflationary psychology, if unchecked, can also lead to bubbles in asset prices in

rather than later.

Inflationary psychology in the broad economy can be gauged by such measures

inflation is expected to rise. The effect of inflationary psychology is different on