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State and Non-State Institution

Non-state institutions are organizations that operate freely but are still monitored by the government. They promote causes without being directly affiliated with the state. Examples include banks, which provide financial services to customers, and corporations, which are groups of shareholders that can enter contracts and own assets. Cooperatives also qualify as non-state institutions, as they are associations that unite people to meet common economic and social needs through jointly owned enterprises that benefit members.

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State and Non-State Institution

Non-state institutions are organizations that operate freely but are still monitored by the government. They promote causes without being directly affiliated with the state. Examples include banks, which provide financial services to customers, and corporations, which are groups of shareholders that can enter contracts and own assets. Cooperatives also qualify as non-state institutions, as they are associations that unite people to meet common economic and social needs through jointly owned enterprises that benefit members.

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• Parallelism: Free flow of goods (based ‘to sa example)

• Practice internal sovereignty with non-state institutions.


What is an institution? • Meaning of “not affiliated” in the Non-State Institution
• an organization, establishment, foundation, society, or the definition: They are freely operating but it is still monitored
like, devoted to the promotion of a particular cause or by the government.
program, especially one of a public, educational, or charitable
character. Examples of Non-State Institutions:
• an organization that exists to serve a public purpose such as ୨୧ Banks - A financial institution or organization that
education or support for people who need help. participates services to different types of costumer.
Ex: Kahit sa private schools may assistance. — A financial institution licensed to provide several financial
services to different types of customers.
What is a state institution?
• Institution that have state functions and are established to Services of Banks:
govern the state. 1. Deposit and lending functions
• There is a presence of the government 2. Financial Intermediation
3. Remittance/Sending of money
Three Branches of the Government 4. Currency Exchange
★ Executive – Article 7 of The 1987 Constitution. Approves a 5. Safety Deposit Boxes
certain bill. [President, Vice President, Cabinet members (alter
ego of the president)] Common Types of Banks
• Retail Bank - Focuses on consumers or general public as its
★ Legislative – Article 6 of The 1987 Constitution.
customers.
Gumagawa ng mga panukalang batas. [Congressman/woman,
• Commercial Bank - Focuses on businesses as its main
Senators]
clientele.
★ Judiciary – Article 8 of The 1987 Constitution. Interprets
• Investment/Industrial Bank - Provide medium and long-
the law. term loans and deposits to business industries.
• Agricultural Bank - Provide short-term and long-term loans
note: Supreme Law of the Government: The welfare of the to facilitate agricultural activities.
people. • Landbank – benefits of 4Ps, government employees.

Examples of State Institutions: ୨୧ Corporations - Organization created by a group of


MMDA people known as the “shareholders”.
PSA “legal person” — A corporation is mandated to enjoy the
Constitutional Commission rights, privileges, and responsibilities of an individual.
• CHR, COA, COMELEC, CSC • Using its own name, a corporation has the right to enter
LGU’s into contracts, to hire employees, to loan and borrow money.
National Government Agencies • It is also authorized to have its own assets.
• DILG, DAR, DA, DepEd • Profit-driven.
Government Owned or Controlled Corporations
• GSIS (for government employees), Pag-IBIG (Pagtutulungan ୨୧ Cooperatives - Association of persons united to meet
Ikaw, Banko, Industriya, at Gobyerno. For private and public their common economic, social and cultural needs through a
employees), NFA (for agricultural farmers ‘ata ‘to), SSS jointly owned and democratically controlled enterprise.
(Employees from private institutions), PhilHealth. • Exists among different industries and are composed of
different types of people, may it be farmers, consumers or
What is a non-state institution?
workers.
• “Non-state actors” • Benefits of the members. (kagalingan ng mga miyembro)
• A group of people or organization that participates in
international affairs and relations but is not affiliated with
any state or nation.

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