Economy, asked by Sardar313, 11 months ago

Explain the primary secondary and tertiary sectors by giving examples of each

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Answered by Anonymous
66
\bold{ \mathfrak{ \color{blue}{primary \: Sector}}}

These sector are based on natural resources. For Example, Hunting , Collection of forest produce, animals rearing, Fishing, farming, agriculture and mining .







\bold{ \mathfrak{ \color{yellow}{secondary \: Sector}}}

These are the Sector which transform primary goods which are directly useful to man .For Example manufacturing industrial,
Manufacturing Goods e.t.c


\bold{ \mathfrak{ \color{green}{tertiary \: Sector}}}

These are the Sector that render the service. For Example:; teaching, railway, learning, saving, LIC funds e.t.c

Main difference in joint sector and private sector;-

•Better job opportunities

•Higher Wages

•Hope for better way of Life

•Better health insurance and facility

•Better Educational facilities

•Promotion of welfare of municipal employee

Answered by ArunSivaPrakash
11
  • Primary sector of production is concerned with utilizing of the raw materials and the natural resources for production purposes
  • It involves mining, fishing and agriculture.  
  • Mining is the process of extracting raw materials from the land. These raw materials are utilized in various industries for the production of different kinds of products.  
  • Agriculture is one of the the primary sectors of the Indian economy.  
  • About 58% of the Indians India's population is engaged in agricultural activities which is the primary source of their livelihood.
  • Industries that are engaged in the production of final or finished goods which are ready for consumption are called the secondary sector.
  • Examples are the food or clothing industry.
  • The tertiary sector includes the service industry which is one of the most important sectors.
  • It involves a wide range of activities from administration to public welfare.
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