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Mr. Shenoy starts a business in which one useful product is produced by the separation process and Mr. Sagar starts a business in which various products are integrated to form a useful product.Identify and explain the types of industries in which both are engaged in​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Classification of Business Activities

Business is the buying, selling & exchange of goods & services for-profit service or motive is commonly known as business. The term business is derived from the word ‘busy’. In a specific sense, business activities refer to any occupation in which people regularly engage in an activity with a view to earning the profit. Let us take a look at the classification of business activities.

Classification of Business Activities

Into two broad categories, various business activities can be classified-

Industry

Commerce

Industry

The sector where raw material gets converted into useful products is called industry. Activities related to production & processing as well as activities related to rearing & reproduction of animals or other living species are all included in the industry. The purpose of industry is to create form utility by converting raw materials into useful forms of finished products.

An industry may produce consumer goods or capital goods. Goods such as bread, butter, cloth, radio, etc. are consumer goods. These goods are directly used by the consumer. Goods such as machinery, cement etc. are called capital goods as these are used further in the production process to make useful products.

Industry can be classified into three broad categories.

Primary industry

Secondary industry

Tertiary industry

Primary Industry

This is also known as extractive industries. It includes activity connected with the production of wealth directly from natural resources such as water, air, & land etc. Primary industry includes activities like extraction & processing of natural resources etc. These industries are further subdivided as follows:

Extractive industry: These industries extract or draw out products from natural sources. Raw materials that are mostly products of the soil are some basic supply of extractive industries. Manufacturing industries transform these products into many other useful goods. Some of the examples of extractive industries include farming, mining, lumbering, hunting & fishing operation.

Genetic industry: The industries involved in the activities of rearing & breeding of living organism i.e. birds, plants, animals etc. are known as a genetic industry. For example, rearing of cattle for milk, dairy farms, poultry farms, rearing of plants in the nursery, growing fish in ponds etc. are included in the genetic industry.

Secondary Industry

Classification of Business Activities

This industry is concerned with converting raw material into finishing product. The materials which have already been extracted at the primary stage is the concern of the secondary industry. Such materials are processed to produce goods for final consumption or for further processing by other industrial units in these industries. Secondary industries may be further divided as follows:

Manufacturing industries: These industries are engaged in the process of conversion of raw materials or semi-finished goods into finished goods. These industries create from the utility by changing the form of raw materials into finished products.

Construction industries: These industries are concerned with the construction of buildings, dams, roads etc. These industries use the products of manufacturing industries such as cement, iron & steel, lim

Answered by agarwalshruti195
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manufacturing industry

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