Economy, asked by Srynu2016, 9 months ago

explain the difference between
primary , secondary and tertiary sectors using examples..

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Answered by kkavinashsumanth
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1) Primary sector includes all those economic activities which are connected with extraction and production of natural resources.

Eg- agriculture, fishing, mining.

2) Secondery sector coveres activities in which primary goods are used to produce some other comodity. Paper from wood, bread from wheat and nails and steel bars made of iron.

3)Tertiary Sector - These are activities that help in the development of the primary and secondary sectors. These activities, by themselves, do not produce a good but they are an aid or a support for the production process. Four economic activities of this sector are — banking, transport, storage, communication etc.

Answered by aminashaji2005
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Answer:

● Primary sector :

These are those sector , In which the activities are directly undertaken by using natural resources.

Example:- agriculture , fishing etc.

● Secondary sector :

These are those sector, in which raw materials and other products are use for manufacturing of new products.

Example:- manufacturing of cloths, electronic manufacturing. Etc.

● Tertiary sector :

These sector provide service to the primary and secondary sector hence , it is also known as " service sector" .

Example:- transportation, advertising etc..

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