Economy, asked by zoecarsonj, 7 hours ago

Secondary sector is classified on the basis of

a. employment conditions.
b. nature of economic activities.
c. number of workers employed
d. ownership of employees.

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Answered by Ralpha

1

Secondary sector is classified on the basis of

a. employment conditions.

b. nature of economic activities.

c. number of workers employed✔️

d. ownership of employees.

Answered by kajalkumari13

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Answer:

Secondary sector is classified on the basis of employment conditions

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