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Statement of the problem, Summaries of Business Research Methods for Managers

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2023/2024

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Inflation-Proof Finance : The Financial Strategies of Non-Business College Students at
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela
Statement of the Problem
Inflation plays a significant role in financial management, particularly in the Philippines, where both
global trends and local economic policies influence individuals’ financial decisions. As inflation increases
the cost of goods and services, it directly affects the personal finance of college students who often have
limited financial resources and rely on fixed allowances or part-time income. Understanding how inflation
impacts personal finances is essential for developing effective financial strategies.
Given these challenges, it is important to explore how college students, particularly non-business
majors at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela, plan and manage their finances during inflationary
periods. This study aims to examine the financial strategies of non-business college students at Pamantasan
ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela amidst the effects of inflation. Specifically, it seeks to answer the following
questions:
1.) What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of:
1.1 college course;
1.2 year level;
1.3 average monthly allowance of the respondents?
2.) What financial strategies do respondents use to cope with inflation?
3.) How do respondents assess the effectiveness of their financial strategies to cope with inflation in
terms of:
 3.1 ability to save;
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Inflation-Proof Finance : The Financial Strategies of Non-Business College Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela Statement of the Problem Inflation plays a significant role in financial management, particularly in the Philippines, where both global trends and local economic policies influence individuals’ financial decisions. As inflation increases the cost of goods and services, it directly affects the personal finance of college students who often have limited financial resources and rely on fixed allowances or part-time income. Understanding how inflation impacts personal finances is essential for developing effective financial strategies. Given these challenges, it is important to explore how college students, particularly non-business majors at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela, plan and manage their finances during inflationary periods. This study aims to examine the financial strategies of non-business college students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela amidst the effects of inflation. Specifically, it seeks to answer the following questions: 1.) What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of: 1.1 college course; 1.2 year level; 1.3 average monthly allowance of the respondents? 2.) What financial strategies do respondents use to cope with inflation? 3.) How do respondents assess the effectiveness of their financial strategies to cope with inflation in terms of: 3.1 ability to save;

3.2 managing basic expenses; 3.3 purchase of non-essentials; 3.4. investment potential; 3.5 income/allowance generation; 3.6 borrowing? 4.) What are the most common financial challenges faced by the respondents during inflationary periods? 5.) What financial strategies may be proposed for students to better cope during inflationary times? Survey Questionnaire I. Demographic profile of respondents 1.1. What is your course? College of Arts and Sciences College of Education College of Engineering and Information Technology College of Public Administration and Governance 1.2. What is your year level? 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 1.3. What is your average monthly allowance? Below ₱ 1, ₱1,000 - ₱3, ₱3,000 - ₱5,

even during inflation.

  1. My savings are sufficient for unexpected expenses.
  2. I follow a savings plan that fits my monthly budget.
  3. I have emergency savings for unexpected expenses.
  4. I save money by setting a fixed amount monthly. 3.2 Managing Basic Expenses 4 3 2 1
  5. I can afford all my basic needs (food, transportation, supplies).
  6. I don't often run out of money before I get my next allowance.
  7. I adjust my spending based on my budget.
  8. I can pay for academic-related expenses without borrowing.
  9. I have enough money to survive through the month. 3.3 Investment Potential 4 3 2 1
  10. I have extra money after paying for my daily expenses, which I can use for investing.
  11. I know different investment options for

students, such as savings accounts, digital wallets with interest, mutual funds, and beginner-friendly stock trading apps.

  1. I am confident in deciding where to invest.
  2. I regularly research investment opportunities.
  3. I save part of my money now to invest it. 3.5 Ability to Purchase Non-Essential (wants)
  1. I still buy things I want without affecting my budget.
  2. I treat myself occasionally, even during inflation.
  3. I can balance saving and spending for personal wants. 3.4 Inflation-proofing (invest) 4 3 2 1
  4. I have adjusted my lifestyle to cope with inflation.
  5. I find alternatives when the prices of items increase.
  6. I keep myself informed about price trends.
  7. I know ways to reduce the impact of inflation on my budget.
  8. I feel prepared when the prices of basic needs go up.

periods? (Please select a minimum of three of the subsequent items that are pertinent to your circumstances. Selection of more than three items is acceptable.) Challenges

  1. I experience difficulty covering all my basic expenses during inflation.
  2. I often run out of money before receiving my next allowance.
  3. Rising prices make it hard for me to follow my budget.
  4. I borrow money from friends due to financial shortages.
  5. I have had to sacrifice personal wants due to inflation.
  6. I feel like I'm stuck in a cycle of borrowing and spending
  7. I'm trying to avoid borrowing money in the future.
  8. I'm looking for ways to make my money go further during inflation
  9. I feel like I am constantly having to make difficult choices about what to prioritize.
  10. The value of my investments is being negatively affected.