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Flashcards covering key concepts of economic sectors and industries to aid in exam preparation.
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What are the four sectors of employment classified in the economy?
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary sectors.
What does the primary sector of the economy involve?
The extraction or production of raw materials.
What is the focus of the secondary sector in the economy?
The manufacturing and processing of goods using raw materials from the primary sector.
What type of activities does the tertiary sector provide?
Services to individuals and businesses.
What distinguishes the quaternary sector from the other sectors?
It focuses on information services and the knowledge economy, including research and development.
Define the term 'pre-industrial'.
A phase in economic development before industrialization, typically characterized by agriculture-based economies.
What characterizes an industrial economy?
An economic phase where manufacturing and industry grow, often focusing on mass production.
What is a post-industrial economy?
An economy focused more on services and information than on manufacturing.
How do industry sectors change over time in a country's development?
They shift from primary industries to secondary, then to tertiary and quaternary as a country develops.
What is an example of a job in the primary sector?
A farmer.
Name a job typically found in the secondary sector.
A factory worker.
What is a common job in the tertiary sector?
A teacher or a healthcare provider.
Provide an example of a role within the quaternary sector.
A research scientist or a software developer.