Question

Economic Activities
by Men and Women
Activities which add value to the National Income are called
economic activities or market activities,
They are classified into three sectors
(i) Primary sector All activities which harvest or extract natural
products from the Earth or natural resources are classified
in this category. These include agriculture, forestry, dairy
farming, animal husbandry, fisheries, poultry farming,
mining and quarrying,
(ii) Secondary sector Using products resulting from activities
in the Primary sector for manufacturing of finished goods
are classified in this category, All manufacturing processes
and construction activities are included in the Secondary
sector,
(iii) Tertiary sector All activities which support the Primary and
Secondary sectors are classified in this category. These
include trade, transportation, communication, sales and
services, education, health, tourism, banking, insurance,
legal services, government etc.
Economic activities has two parts
(i) Market activities These activities involve remuneration to the
person who performs an activity for pay or profit, e.g.,
production of goods or services including government
services.
(ii) Non-market activities These activities are not paid as
production of these activities is for self-consumption or
self-use or other non-remunerative activities. For example,
women doing domestic work, looking after children, are
non-market activities, while men working in the fields,
earning money, which they spend on rearing their families are
market activities. This division of labour between men and
women in families is due to historical and cultural reasons.



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Please tell how can economics activities be divided 2 times.
I will give 50 points. Please give a proper answer and productive one .​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

photosynthesis is the process which plants make there own food in the presence of sunlight