Philippine_Structural_Analysis

Philippine Structural Analysis Structural Diagram An Analysis 1. How do the laws affect the process of production, ownership of land, factories, etc' -Majority of the dominant classes are themselves the leader, or if not, closely associated with the leaders of the state since they are the ones who have the capacity to pressure the government through their taxes. The state is very considerate with the dominant class because of the economic sanctions that the dominant class may provide. Because of this, the state leaders, who wanted to please the dominant class, would provide them the laws that would cater their best interest on the process of production, ownership of land and factories. Case: the land reform program that was instigated by President Aquino was one among the best examples that could demonstrate how the laws affect the process of production, ownership of land and factories. Specifically, the land reform program of the “Hacienda Luisita” in Tarlac created an ironic picture of a law that was geared to distribute lands evenly to the thousands of tenants who, for decades of farming, never had a land to till. Instead, the land reform law was left half values, economic, political, structure, people, dominant, situation, law, since, rice, land, culture, case, through, politicians, laws, justify, class, affect, westernized, production, process, interest, instead, existing, education, because, thus, price, made, corn, classes, within, system, state