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Explain the interdependence of all three sectors giving examples from transportation system

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Answered by reenakesharwani157
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Explanation:

All the three sectors, primary, secondary and tertiary, are interdependent to each other in the following ways. Primary sector makes possible the extraction of natural resource like iron. This iron is then taken to the secondary sector for manufacturing through the transportation system like trucks

Answered by szkazi0685
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Answer:

Economic activities, though, are grouped into three different categories, are highly interdependent. The

primary sector involves production at the most basic level, i.e., through exploitation of natural resources.

• Cultivation of sugarcane is an agricultural activity which comes under the primary sector. Raw materials from

the primary sector are converted into processed goods through manufacturing in the secondary sector. Using

sugarcane as raw material, jaggery and sugar is made in the factories.

• The tertiary or service sector provides support to the process of production. It includes transportation, storage,

marketing and sale of products. For instance, transportation of sugarcane from the fields to the sugar mills as

well as jaggery and sugar from the mills/factories to the markets.

• The farmer (Primary sector) also needs fertilisers and seeds which are processed in some factory (Secondary

sector) and which will be delivered to his doorstep by some means of transportation (Tertiary sector). In this

way, for every little process there is interdependence of the three sectors of the economy on each othe

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