Its not relly necessary, but it helps organize and make sense of everything. Primary industry is the extraction of raw materials such as coal or lumber. Secondary industry is manufacturing or making the raw material into a usable product. Tertiary industry is the service industry (what most jobs fall into in advanced nations.)
primary, secondary and tertiary
Primary - gathering of raw materialssecondary - manufacturingtertiary - service jobs
Yes, the traditional economic activities are the same as the ealy economic activities.
because they have over 20 k in money or over a thousand more for
primary economic activity is when you take or use natural resources directly from the earth.for example:mining, logging, drilling for oil, fishing, and farming. Secondary economic activity is when you use raw materials to produce something new. for example: John Morells, Carpenter
primary, secondary and tertiary
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Primary - gathering of raw materialssecondary - manufacturingtertiary - service jobs
Mostly Things Like Industrial Manufacturing. Or Manufacturing raw goods.
Iron mining is considered a primary economic activity because it involves the extraction of raw materials directly from the Earth. Secondary economic activities typically involve processing or manufacturing raw materials into goods.
Yes, the traditional economic activities are the same as the ealy economic activities.
because they have over 20 k in money or over a thousand more for
primary economic activity is when you take or use natural resources directly from the earth.for example:mining, logging, drilling for oil, fishing, and farming. Secondary economic activity is when you use raw materials to produce something new. for example: John Morells, Carpenter
What is the difference between economic and non economic activities.?
According to how the three basic economic questions are answered.
per capita income is the = economic parameter which is used to classify the countries into developed and under developed =
Distinguish between economics activities and economics system