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What is the role played by the primary sector in the economy of your country?
The Primary sector of the economy is the change of natural resources into primary products, it is the first step followed by the secondary and tertiary sectors. Most products from this sector provides raw materials for other industries.
What is Interdependent trade?
It is how you rely on other countries to trade with you.
Is oxfam a primary secondary or tertiary sector?
Oxfam is in all three sectors primary, secondary and tertiary, this is because they provide seeds and water (raw materials) for farmers in poverty stricken countries, they also make products to be sold in their shops like 'merchandise' (products with oxfam written on them) this could also relate to how oxfam help other countries manufacture products or food. They also sell used products that people have donated in their shops like a supply chain and they were created to provide a service.
How does developed countries help the developing countries?
By selling their products to developing countries.
What two countries depend on the environment for the products they export?
research two countries depend on the environment for the products that they export
When countries rely on each other to help produce and sell products?
Every single country relies on each other for trade.
What is the role played by the primary sector in the economy of your country?
The Primary sector of the economy is the change of natural resources into primary products, it is the first step followed by the secondary and tertiary sectors. Most products from this sector provides raw materials for other industries.
Which Countries rely on the waters of the Euphrates?
Iraq, Syria, and Turkey rely on this water
What is the role played by the primary sector in the GDP in the countries shown relate your answer to the jobs offered salaries and the value of products to developing countries?
It is the main sector in developing countries, as it provides the most employment and is the beginning of the production process.
Why did industry decline in south wales?
The industry in South Wales declines because of the public's continued support of foreign products. Many people in European countries rely heavily in products coming in from China, Taiwan, Japan, and the United States.
What are Differences between primary products and secondary products?
Primary products are raw materials extracted from nature, such as minerals, crops, and livestock. Secondary products are manufactured goods produced by processing or combining primary products, such as processed foods, textiles, and automobiles. Primary products are the starting point in the production chain, while secondary products are created from these raw materials.
What do non-industrialized countries rely on for energy?
biomass
What is Interdependent trade?
It is how you rely on other countries to trade with you.
How do countries rely on the Pacific Ocean?
They need fish.
Does Spain rely on other countries for help?
Yes
How are producers related to primary consumers in ecosystem?
Answer this question… Primary consumers eat secondary consumers, which rely on producers for food.
Is oxfam a primary secondary or tertiary sector?
Oxfam is in all three sectors primary, secondary and tertiary, this is because they provide seeds and water (raw materials) for farmers in poverty stricken countries, they also make products to be sold in their shops like 'merchandise' (products with oxfam written on them) this could also relate to how oxfam help other countries manufacture products or food. They also sell used products that people have donated in their shops like a supply chain and they were created to provide a service.
