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Learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary economic activities, their characteristics, and the reasons behind job distribution in developing and developed countries. Test your knowledge with exam questions.
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Economic Activities an Introduction Mr Boland Geography
Economic activities are jobs which people earn money. • The three different types of economic activities are primary, secondary and tertiary economic activities. • What do the next your pictures have in common????
Here people obtain and produce raw materials (natural resources) from the land and the sea. ex. Farming, fishing, forestry & mining. Primary Activities
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Book manufactory Car Factory Secondary activities- Explain what secondary activities are.
Here people process or manufacture raw materials often obtained through primary activities. • Some manufacturing industries make things from natural resources such as wheat being processed into flour or steel into cars Secondary Activities- Manufacturing
Here people carry out all kinds of useful services. • People working in these third level activities include doctors, teachers, truck drivers, travel agents. Can you list any more? Tertiary Activities
Why is there a greater % of people working in primary jobs in a developing country?? Why is there a greater % of people working in tertiary jobs in a developed country??
Put the following pictures into one of the main three economic activities. Give a reason for each answer.
Wheat grown = flour made = bread made = baker sells and/or truck driver delivers = shopkeeper sells. (list the activities above!) -Primary Activity -Secondary Activity -Tertiary Activity Summary/ Recap