Primary Industries: A large capital is generally required and therefore the industries may be owned by the Government. If natural resources are part of the industry, the Government must be careful not to deplete it. Labour will range from unskilled to skilled. If privately owned the entrepreneur stands to make big profits.
Secondary Industries: A large capital is generally required. These are generally large corporations. If Natural Resources are part of the industry, care must be taken not to deplete it. labour will range from unskilled to skilled. If privately owned the entrepreneur stands to make big profits.
Tertiary Industries: These are the service industries that support the primary and secondary industries. These generally exclude natural resources. The labour is semi-skilled upwards and depends on income.
There are a number of positive effects of globalization on Indian industries. There is increased market demand, more jobs have been created and more production is achieved among others.
Loss of production: where most industries use electricity for machinery, technology and light to complete the day’s work, loss of electrical power means that the day’s target cannot be completed. Loss of profit: with the loss of production, there is a loss of profit, and in some cases, a large loss. Industries cannot keep pay their employees to be present during a power outage as essentially they will be paying a ‘non-worker’.
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The effects of discrimination in the production possibilities frontier is that a given business does not fulfill its ful potential.
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Industries and various means of transport give rise to problems of pollution of air, water and noise.
Solar energy will definitely have effects on the future, it will affect the manufacturing field ( most secondary industries) and tertiary industries in minor ways. Gasoline will of less demand, and yes, you can get a job as a solar panel maker.
There are a number of positive effects of globalization on Indian industries. There is increased market demand, more jobs have been created and more production is achieved among others.
Tertiary response often/usually refers to the act of dealing with a problem, and correcting its effects, after it has already happened. This differs from primary response, which refers to the acts of preventing a problem before it occurs, and secondary response, which refers to addressing the problem in progress.
Loss of production: where most industries use electricity for machinery, technology and light to complete the day’s work, loss of electrical power means that the day’s target cannot be completed. Loss of profit: with the loss of production, there is a loss of profit, and in some cases, a large loss. Industries cannot keep pay their employees to be present during a power outage as essentially they will be paying a ‘non-worker’.
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If the tertiary consumer dies in a food chain, it could disrupt the entire ecosystem. This could lead to an increase in population of the secondary consumer, which in turn would lead to a decrease in population of the primary consumer. This imbalance in the food chain could have cascading effects on the rest of the ecosystem.
When the tertiary level of a food web is decreased, it can lead to an increase in the populations of secondary consumers, as there is less predation on them. This, in turn, can result in overconsumption of primary consumers, potentially leading to their decline. The entire ecosystem can become unbalanced, affecting biodiversity and altering the availability of resources within the food web. Overall, the decrease at the tertiary level can have cascading effects throughout the entire ecosystem.
The Production Budget for Side Effects was $30,000,000.
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