What are primary secondary and tertiary industries?

Answer 1

Primary industries is the term used to describe organizations that are involved in the development and production of raw materials, such as meat, grains, minerals, and timber. It is used in various capacities within the primary industry. For example: the forest from which they get wood, or the mine from which they get metal.

Secondary industries are involved in the manufacture of goods. Secondary industries often use technology in the development and creation of goods (for example, carpenter, builder, shoemaker, florist, jeweler).

Tertiary industries is the term for the field of industries that provide transportation or finance rather than manufacturing or extracting raw materials (for example, Ikea or Ford, car mechanic, T.V. worker, fire fighter, nurse/doctor).