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Non State Institution

This document discusses various types of non-state institutions including banks, cooperatives, trade unions, development agencies, transnational advocacy groups, insurance companies, investment banks, corporations, and international organizations. It provides descriptions of their functions and goals such as receiving deposits, supplying loans, pursuing common causes, helping economic development, and more.

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Non State Institution

This document discusses various types of non-state institutions including banks, cooperatives, trade unions, development agencies, transnational advocacy groups, insurance companies, investment banks, corporations, and international organizations. It provides descriptions of their functions and goals such as receiving deposits, supplying loans, pursuing common causes, helping economic development, and more.

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NON-STATE

INSTITUTION
BANKS
➢ A bank is a financial institution
that receives deposits from the
public and generates credit.
*Commercial/Retail Banks
➢ Manage withdrawals and
deposits as well as supplying
short-term loans to a person and
small-scale businesses
Investment Bank
➢ A bank that purchases large
holdings of newly issued shares
and resells them to investors.
Insurance and Companies
➢ Offers insurance policies to the
public either by selling them
directly to a person or through an
employer’s benefit plan.
CORPORATION
CORPORATION
is a legal unit that is distinct
from its owners. Moreover, a
corporation
has the right to enter contracts,
loan and borrow money, hire
employees, own assets, and pay
taxes
COOPERATIVES
COOPERATIVES
jointly owned enterprises
engaging in the production or
distribution of goods or services.
Cooperatives are
usually operated by farmers or
consumers for their mutual
benefit.
TRADE UNIONS
TRADE UNIONS
also known as labor unions
are consist of workforces who have
come
together to attain mutual goals like
protecting the integrity of its trade,
improving safety standards, achieving
higher pay and benefits like health care,
and retirement
TRANSNATIONAL
ADVOCACY
GROUPS
TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY
GROUPS
Organizations that are devoted
to manipulating political,
economic, social, and
institutional decisions across
country borders.
DEVELOPMENT
AGENCIES
DEVELOPMENT
AGENCIES
independent organizations whose
goals are to help develop and
support
economic growth especially for the
poor and marginal portion of the
society. So, they may have
opportunities for income and decent
employment
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
➢ Include both governmental
and nongovernmental
organizations.
*International Non-
governmental organizations
➢ transcend borders in pursuit of a
common cause.

Examples of INGO’s
International Red Cross and other
humanitarian teams deployed in areas
hit by natural and man-made
disasters.
*International Governmental
Organizations
➢ refer to a grouping established by
states and are based on treatise, have
formal structures, and meet at regular
intervals (Santarita & Madrid, 2016)

Example of IGO’S
Peace-keeping forces sent by the
United Nations to warring states.
What are the social implications of
the following Non-state Instutions?
MATCHING TYPE
COLUMN A
1. BANKS 6. CORPORATION

2. COOPERATIVE 7. INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
3. TRADE UNION
8. INSURANCE AND
4. DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES
AGENCIES
9. INVESTMENT BANK
5. TRANSNATIONAL
ADVOCACY GROUPS 10. RETAIL BANKS
COLUMN B
A. Also known as labor unions and is consist of workforces
who have come together to attain mutual goals.

B. Frequently operated by farmers or consumers for their


mutual benefits.

C. A financial institution that receives deposits from the


public and generates credit.

D. The goal of this institution is to help the poor and


marginal portion of the society. So, they may have
opportunities for income and decent employment.
.
COLUMN B
E. Organizations which are devoted into manipulating
political, economic, social, and institutional decisions
across country boarders.

F. Manage withdrawals and deposits as well as supplying


short-term loans to a person and small-scale businesses.

G. A bank that purchases large holdings of newly issued


shares and resell them to investors.
COLUMN B
H. Offers insurance policies to public either by selling it
directly to a person or through an employer’s benefit plan.

I. International Red Cross is an example of this non-state


institution.

J. A legal unit that is distinct from its owners. Moreover,


corporation has the right to enter contracts, loan and
borrow money, hire employees, own assets, and pay taxes.

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