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The reason why the primary sector is in decline is because the secondary sector and teritary sector espically is worth more money, everything nowadays is about minimizing to maximising. Also people who work in the primary sector such as farmers have to work very long hours whereas staff in the teritary and secondary sector work less hours, therefore their will be a decline in the primary sector since people want to work less hours. :)
To make as much money as possible and to control their sector.
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It was France that helped fund the United States. It also caused economic problems in France for the ruler who donated the money.
because the stuff they do they dont really get money for it because no one buys the stuff that much
Mainly because, jobs within the tertiary sector include things like nursing, police or delivery. These jobs tend to offer more money than jobs in the primary sector (for example farming) Also, people may wish to do a service in the tertiary sector because it tends to help people. It is also called the service sector. The tertiary sector also doesn't require much physical work. That can be a reason as well.
is to make keyboards and sell as many computers as they can. Also they have to make sure everyone is clean and have money to buy bear.
It has declined because there is less fossil fuels and raw materials to be dug up so the owners make less money
Federal Reserve
People who work in the financial sector generally make a lot of money. Additionally, working in the financial sector will help you manage your money better.
Brian Marsden has written: 'Brisbane' -- subject(s): Economic conditions 'Value for money in the public sector (or the waste-watchers guide)'
The financial sector plays a crucial role in the circular flow of the economy by facilitating the movement of money between households, businesses, and the government. It acts as an intermediary, channeling savings from households into investments for businesses, which drives production and growth. Additionally, the financial sector provides the necessary liquidity and credit that enable economic transactions, thereby enhancing overall economic efficiency and stability. This interconnectedness helps sustain economic activity and fosters long-term development.