TPC 2104 SC 327

The collective spending by direct and indirect employees on food and beverage, recreation, clothing, housing, and household goods.

• direct effects

• indirect effects

• induced effects

• multiplier effects

It refers to the spending by international tourists in a country.

• foreigner expenses

• foreign expenses

• visitor imports

• visitor exports

  It refers to the longer-term macro-level effects to the economy, such as general enhancement of skills within the economy, provision of better social services and infrastructure.

• direct effects

• indirect effects

• dynamic effects

• multiplier effects

Which of the following is a non-tourism supplier?

• travel agent

• farmer

• event specialist

• bus operators

Which of the following does not belong to the indirect contribution of tourism on the economy?

• resident's domestic travel

• investments in tourism

• government spending in tourism

• effect of purchase from suppliers

These are the main beneficial impacts of tourism on the economy, except...

• job creation

• livelihood generation

• tax revenues

• overdependence

A negative impact of tourism that increases the vulnerability of the local population to natural as well as man-made shocks.

• livelihood degradation

• overdependence

• leakage

• opportunity cost

Which of the following is considered as a source of tourism-related revenues for the government?

• travel tax

• barangay clearance

• passport processing fee

• all of the above

It happens when there is very loose or non-existent linkage in the tourists.

• leakage

• poor quality of job

• opportunity cost

• overdependence

These are produced when tourists spend for such commodities as accommodation, transportation, entertainment, and attractions.

• direct effects

• indirect effects

• induced effects

• multiplier effects