Yes they are at a number of levels.
Exaample would include
financial, insurance, real estate/estate agencies and business services
- transport, storage and communications services
- commerce (retail and wholesale trade)
- community, social and personal services (exclude domestic workers)
- hotels
- restaurants, coffee shops, food sector and other approved food establishments
- despatch and delivery services
- hair-dressing and beauty shops
The main sectors that Tesco falls in to are bolded for you
yes it is
Private
Ah, Tesco is part of the tertiary sector because it provides services to customers rather than producing raw materials or goods. Just like how we paint to bring joy to others, Tesco serves its community by offering a variety of products and conveniences. Remember, every sector plays a special role in creating a harmonious and balanced economy.
Being a Public Limited Company (PLC) allows Tesco to access capital more easily through the sale of shares to the public, facilitating expansion and investment in new technologies and services. It also enhances the company's credibility and visibility in the market, attracting more customers and potential partnerships. Additionally, a PLC structure can provide greater liquidity for shareholders, as shares can be bought and sold on the stock exchange. Overall, these advantages contribute to Tesco's competitive positioning in the retail industry.
what are the function of the service sector of the economy
Yes it is.
Yes it is.
Tesco's belong to the tertiary sector because it does not make products as such but it mainly provides a valuable service that consumers and other businesses are prepered to pay for and/or use.
No, Tesco is a plc - a public limited company.
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Tesco is a retailer and retail is a tertiary industry
There are currrently 2,362 Tesco stores in the UK according to the Tesco plc website
yes
no
no
Private sector - Retail/warehouse
Morrisons are owned by Tesco so no