Question

describe the contribution of primary, secondary and tertiary sector to GDP and employment. describe as a 5 marker

Answer 1

Within the Primary, Secondary and Tertiary sectors, the contribution of all three sectors for employment and GDP mat vary, from one nation to another. There are a number of factors that may affect the average growth rate and employment rate. In general, GDP and employment are directly affected by the economy of the nation and its work force within both skilled and unskilled sectors.

For any nation the economy also depends on the total number of clever people who are working within the sectors and are able to access information.

Within the present industry, the tertiary sector holds it maximum share of contribution that is equivalent to around three quarters. The primary sector in the industry holds it share equivalent to around 10 Percent while that of secondary sector is equivalent to around 20 percent of the total share.

Answer 2

Answer:

GDP is the Gross Domestic Product- Which is the total amount or quantity of the resources  in a country over  given  period of time .

The GDP can be classified in both primary and secondary level and hence can directly or indirectly affect the economy of the nation as far as employment issues are concerned.

Explanation:

• Employment is a key issue in a nation and can be influenced by both Primary and Secondary GDP in the following ways.

• When thee is high GDP ,  the employment rate is high since the production rate is increased and hence number of people need to be employed in such sector hence good provision of goods and services .

• Secondary GDP is helpful in as far as the development projects in the manufacturing and secondary production of a country is concerned .