Amanpriya works in a private sector bank, as a public relation officer whereas her
Triend Kanupriya is employed in a food processing industry at the post of production
coordinator.
a) Identify and explain the types of industries which are being mentioned in the
given lines in reference to the board classification of industries.
b) Also, outline the third type of industry which has not been referred to in a
given lines.
Answers
1).private sector bank - as a Aman Priya works there as a public relation officer.
2).food industry - where triend kanipriya employed as a post of production coordinator.
B.HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT- where an organisation look on the public on the public choice about product or the the people working in an organisation.
1).good working conditions.
2).reasonable salary.
3).better environment.
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Answer:
a) Amanpriya works as a public relation officer, in a private sector bank.
A private sector bank is an Industry that is classified based on ownership.
And her friend Kanupriya works in the food processing industry in the post of production coordinator.
The food processing industry is classified based on the nature of the manufactured products.
b)In economics, industries are customarily classified as primary, secondary, and tertiary; secondary industries are further classified as heavy and light.
Explanation:
Primary industry
The primary industry sector of a nation’s economy includes agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying, and the extraction of minerals.
primary industry tends to dominate the economies of undeveloped and developing nations, but as secondary and tertiary industries are developed, their share of the economic output tends to decrease.
Secondary industry
The secondary industry sector, also called the manufacturing industry, takes the raw materials supplied by primary industries and processes them into consumer goods. The secondary industry may be divided into heavy or large-scale, and light or small-scale industries.
Tertiary industry
The tertiary industry sector also called the service industry which includes industries that, while producing no tangible goods, provide services or intangible gains or generate wealth.
The industries of this sector include banking, finance, insurance, investment, and real estate services; wholesale, retail, and resale trade; transportation, information, and communications services.