PPR

Match the economic systems to its characteristics or meaning.

• Centrally owned by the government

• Mixed economy

• Customs, family, and historical basis

• Command economy

• Private sector, profit, and minimal gov.

• Traditional economy

• Public and private sectors

• Free Market

What does PPR stand for in the context of social studies?

• Public Policy Review

• People's Participation Rights

• Poverty and Population Research

• Political Power Redistribution

Which of the following is a key focus of PPR in social studies?

• Economic growth

• Cultural heritage

• Public policy analysis

• Technological advancement

PPR often involves the study of which of the following?

• Natural resources

• Public opinion

• Historical events

• Scientific discoveries

In social studies, PPR is most closely related to which field?

• Geography

• Political Science

• Anthropology

• Sociology

Which method is commonly used in PPR to gather data?

• Surveys

• Laboratory experiments

• Astronomical observations

• Genetic testing

PPR can help in understanding the impact of which of the following on society?

• Climate change

• Public policies

• Space exploration

• Genetic engineering

Which of the following is a potential outcome of effective PPR?

• Improved public health

• Enhanced space travel

• Increased biodiversity

• Advanced genetic research

PPR is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of what?

• Public policies

• Artistic movements

• Historical narratives

• Mathematical theories

Which group is most likely to benefit from PPR?

• Policy makers

• Astronomers

• Artists

• Mathematicians