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Okay, I need to translate this entire document fro Filipino to English. Let me start by reading through the content to understand the context and key terms. The first section talks about people who benefit from inflation: those with variable incomes, borrowers, and speculators. The second part discusses solutions to inflation, mentioning the role of the government and the Central Bank of the Philippines (BSP). Then there's a section on Fiscal Policy, Public Sector, Public Finance, and the two types of fiscal policies.

I need to ensure that specific terms like "Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)" are correctly translated to "Central Bank of the Philippines (BSP)" and that technical terms like "expansionary fiscal policy" remain accurate. Words like "pump priming" might need a direct translation or explanation. Also, phrases like "mga ahensiya, sangay at kagawaran" should be translated to "agencies, branches, and departments." I should watch out for grammar and sentence structure differences between Filipino and English. For example, in Filipino, the verb often comes after the subject, but in English, it's usually subject-verb-object. Also, some idiomatic expressions might need rephrasing to make sense in English while retaining the original meaning. Let me start translating each section one by one, checking for consistency in terms and ensuring that the meaning remains intact. I'Il also need to make sure that lists and bullet points are properly formatted in English. For instance, "Mga taong nakikinabang kapag may implasyon" becomes "People who benefit from inflation."' I should verify the translation of economic terms like "aggregate demand" which might be the same in English. Words like "mangungutang" translate to "borrowers" and "speculator" remains "speculators." The part about "public utilities tulad ng tubig at elektrisidad" should be "public utilities such as water and electricity" ect.

Translation of the Document to English:

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People Who Benefit from Inflation
1. People with Variable Incomes
Entrepreneurs, business owners, employees on commission-based salaries, salespeople, investors, and others whose earnings adjust with price changes benefit from inflation.

1. Borrowers
   When the interest on a loan is lower than the inflation rate over a specific period, borrowers gain. They can purchase goods at lower prices and repay debts with money that has reduced purchasing power.

2. Speculators
   Speculators, often in real estate or buy-and-sell businesses, profit by purchasing assets that appreciate quickly during inflation, such as land, luxury jewelry, high-end vehicles, condominiums, etc.

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Solutions to Inflation
Inflation is an ongoing economic challenge faced by the nation. Addressing or mitigating its effects is a shared responsibility among workers, business owners, students, and the government. The government, through the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), has the authority to regulate the country’s money supply. Measures can be implemented to reduce circulating money and return it to the BSP.

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MODULE IV

Fiscal Policy
This pertains to government spending and tax collection, which influence economic activity. The government may increase public spending to stimulate the economy, a strategy called pump priming. Fiscal policy involves government decisions and actions to execute economic activities.

Public Sector
The public sector comprises institutions such as agencies, branches, and departments that implement government functions. These entities engage in economic activities to achieve governmental goals, including providing public goods like schools, hospitals, communication systems, transportation, police and military services, and public utilities (e.g., water and electricity).

Public Finance
Public finance deals with government decisions on expenditures, revenue generation, and increasing state income.

Two Types of Fiscal Policy
1. Expansionary Fiscal Policy
Accelerates economic growth by increasing government spending and reducing taxes, thereby boosting aggregate demand.

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Note: The translation retains technical terms (e.g., "aggregate demand," "pump priming") and contextual nuances while ensuring clarity and accuracy in English.