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Three sectors of Indian Economy meaning and examples

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Answered by aqibkincsem
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The three sectors of Indian Economy are primary,secondary and tertiary sectors.

These sectors are divided based on the economy of the people.

The primary sector covers agriculture, natural resource industry and mining, secondary sector covers the construction, manufacturing and engineering while the third sector covers industries that provides services for the people
Answered by Anonymous
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\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

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