IGCSE, A Level Business Student Forum

[KN] A government is a major employer in the tertiary sector as it provides elementary public services.
[APP] Governments, for example, employ teachers, doctors, police personnel, and government administrators.
[AN] This ensures that vital services run smoothly, creates massive numbers of jobs, and ...

[KN] Internet development has encouraged tertiary expansion by stimulating new service companies.
[APP] To illustrate, portals such as Amazon or Daraz allow customers to purchase items online, which aids in retail service.
[AN] It has created millions of employment opportunities, encouraged consumer ...

[KN] Transport services play an important role to manufacturing firms as they move raw materials and finished goods.
[APP] For example, automobile parts brought by trucks to an automobile factory make production continue on time.
[AN] Proper transport avoids delays, keeps costs at a lower rate ...

[KN] The tertiary sector has grown in developed economies because people have greater disposable incomes these days.
[APP] For example, in the UK and similar countries, the majority of people spend more on services like restaurants, gyms, and holidays.
[AN] This leads to more demand for services ...

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(KN) Additional environmental regulations can drive up the cost of doing business, since companies will have to invest in cleaner equipment.
(APP) To illustrate, a factory production facility might be required to put filters on factory smokestacks in order to prevent additional air ...

(KN) Advanced countries' de-industrialisation is owing to some extent to greater foreign competition, wherein goods are produced at lower rates.
(APP) For instance, numerous UK factories have shut down since Asian nations like China are able to produce clothing and electronics more affordably.
(AN ...

(KN) The secondary and primary sectors are connected in that the primary sector supplies the raw materials, which are processed by the secondary sector into finished products.
(APP) For instance, tomato farmers produce tomatoes that are used to supply factories that manufacture ketchup.
(AN) This ...

(KN) A country may want to promote the secondary sector since it offers employment opportunities and helps in economic development.
(APP) For example, when new auto plants are opened in countries like India, they employ thousands of indigenous workers.
(AN) It reduces unemployment, increases family ...

(KP) A second sector enterprise generates value by converting raw materials into final goods.
(APP) To illustrate, it is convenient to package a watermelon in juice form for people to consume.
(AN) This is advantageous because customers are willing to pay extra for the convenience, the colorful ...

(KN) The first sector is managing the extraction of natural resources, and the second manages the processing of raw materials into products.
(APP) For instance, iron ore mining is a main activity, whereas the utilization of the ore in the production of steel automobiles is a secondary activity.
(AN ...

(KN) The primary sector is important since it supplies the raw material used during production.
(APP) Production of a wooden chair, for instance, will be achievable only when trees are harvested and wood is brought to the manufacturers.
(AN) If there is delayed or short supply of wood, production of ...

The exhaustion of natural resources curbs the output since raw materials cannot be produced. (KN)
For instance, if Pakistan's fishing reserve falls, it will not be in a position to export fish. (APP)
This would lead to unemployment for the fishing folk, reduced export earnings, and reduced GDP ...

(KN) One of the causes of the reduction of jobs in the primary sector of developed nations is the expansion of tertiary industries.
(APP) For instance, in Japan, speedy growth in IT and technology services created numerous new employment opportunities in offices and software coding.
(AN+) They are ...

(KN) The basic sector is crucial to manufacturing businesses in that it provides the raw materials needed for production.
(APP) For example, coffee bean farmers provide manufacturers who roast and package them into consumable coffee.
(AN+) Without inputs like these, manufacturing stops or ...