What are the economic features of the Philippines?

Answer 1

A class are the top 5% (5 million people) - P25,000 to very big money, millions of dollars, billions of pesos. Senior Politicians, Land owners, Large Business Owners

B class 10-15% (10-15 million People) - P15,000 - 25,000 a month
Mid-Level Politicians, Professionals - doctors, engineers, supervisors

C 'middle class' of 20% (20million people) - P5,000 -15,000 a month Skilled craftsman teachers and nurses as well as bank clerks and retail shop assistants.

D class bottom rung 60% (60 million people) - P1,000 - 5,000 a month subsistence farmers, small fishermen, trike drivers, security guards, salesladies, waitress, waiters, janitorial, guards, private drivers, cooks, standby's*, lavenders and helpers. Just to get to work and eat and home again cost many P1,500. And no surprise many who can get away using "contract," workers, pay just that. When you explain to a worker they may be working for nothing, some are shocked but don't give up there job in hopes of getting another. Usually there is not room for promotion or a career employee that is not family or extended family relates. With 60 million people in this country, despite all the new SUV's you see on the streets you realize because of this disparity in income this is a country of mostly poor people, economically.

Answer 2

There are 3 social classes in the Philippines. The first one was the upper class who have a largest income and their family. The second one was the middle class who have enough income and their daily needs, and the last one was the lower class who's not enough income on their daily needs.

Answer 3

the diffrent social classes are:upper class,middle class and lower class