A presentation about product hoarding and how it may affect the country and the people around us.

1. PRODUCT
HOARDING

2. ANO ANG
PRODUCT
HOARDING?

3. Ito ay isang paraan
ng pagtago o
pagkuha ng mga
produktong di
madalas makuha.

4. MGA SULIRANIN at
HYPOTHESIS

5. BAKIT NAUUSO ANG
PRODUCT HOARDING
SA PILIPINAS?

6. ANO ANG KINALAMAN NG
RICE CRISIS SA PRODUCT
HOARDING?

7. LACKS WATER
SOURCES FOR
ITS
CULTIVATION

8. GOVERNME
NT
NEGLIGENC
E

9. GOVERNME
NT
CORRUPTIO
N

10. CRUDE OIL
PRICES IN THE
WORLD
MARKET

11. GLOBAL
WARMING

12. FLOOD
AND
DROUGHT

13. OVERPOPULA
TION

14. NAUUBOS NA NGA BA
ANG BIGAS SA
PILIPINAS?

15. BAKIT NAGIGING
ISSUE ANG RICE
CRISIS NA ITO?

16. BAKIT KAILANGAN
MAGTAAS NG PRESYO
ANG MGA BILIHIN?

17. BAKIT HINDI HULIHIN ANG
MGA GUMAGAWA NG
PRODUCT HOARDING?

18. PAANO MAIIWASAN
ANG PRODUCT
SHORTAGES?

19. BAKIT MAHABA ANG PILA SA
NFA STORES KUNG WALANG
SHORTAGE?

20. IBA PANG DATOS
AT IMPORMASYON:

21. Earlier, the government had proposed the reduction of tariffs to ease
prices of agricultural products, especially rice. A Cabinet member is
appealing to the public to reduce consumption of rice or to replace rice
with other root crops. Restaurants are asked to serve a half-cup of rice
to their customers. The private sector is enjoined to practice corporate
farming or to ensure that employees are given rice subsidies through
planting of rice by the country’s biggest corporations.
Public universities are told to open their gymnasiums so they can be
used as rice warehouses. Agricultural colleges are encouraged to
increase farm demonstration laboratories to bolster the administration’s
food security and stability program.
The military was ordered to make military trucks and aerial logistics
available for the delivery and distribution of rice around the country.
Police forces were mobilized to guard against rice smuggling. The
government cancelled the licenses of rice traders to weed out
unscrupulous merchants. Agricultural officials are conducting spot
inspections of rice warehouses to monitor the rice supply in the country.

22. CONCLUS
ION

23. RECOMMENDA
TION