IGCSE, A Level Business Student Forum

[KN] The growth of the secondary sector is important because it can create employment opportunities and support economic development.
[APP] For example, when a new factory opens it can employ hundreds of local workers who may otherwise be unemployed.
[AN] This reduces unemployment levels, increases incomes of individuals which contributes to GDP and boosts spending in the local economy.

KN: A country might want to promote the growth of its secondary sector in order to provide more jobs to its population.
APP: For Example if a new factory would open it would produce a lot of job opportunities which will employ many workers in the area reducing unemployment.
AN: This will allow more local earnings, increase govt. tax revenue and help for the growth of the country.

[KN] Manufacturing creates jobs, stimulates economic growth, and increases value-added exports.
[APP] For example, expanding factories can provide employment opportunities for both skilled and unskilled workers, reducing unemployment and raising household incomes. As workers earn more, their spending power increases, which boosts demand for goods and services across the wider economy.
[AN] Therefore, growth in the secondary sector not only raises living standards through higher incomes but also increases demand for businesses, helping them expand and create more jobs in the process.

[KN] Growth of secondary leads to creates more jobs
[APP] For instance, opening a new factory can employ many umemployed people in different roles such as technicians.
[AN] Thus this will help to reduce the unemployment level in the country and increase the income level of many improving their living standers.

[KN]: Encouraging the growth of secondary sector can create more job opportunities for the public.
[APP]: For example, if a factory opens up it can employ hundreds of local people.
[AN]: Thus, this reduces unemployment and higher incomes are provided to the people which can improve their living standards reducing poverty in the society which further increases government tax revenue.

[KN] Governments may support its growth as part of national economic development as secendary sector invovles in manufacturing and processing materials
[APP]e.g. Bangladesh government have invested heavily in manufacturing industries like textiles and electronics to reduce poverty and improve infrastructure.
[AN] thus as these industries grow more job opportunities would be created with better pay improving living standards which will eventually lead to economic development.

[KN] The secondary sector creates more job opportunities.
[APP] For instance, if a new manufacturing industry opens, it will hire people, which will help reduce unemployment in the country.
[AN] This will reduce government spending on unemployment; hence, the money saved could be used to fulfill other important objectives, such as public hospitals, thus increasing public satisfaction.

[kn] Growth of the secondary sector creates more manufacturing jobs and income.

[APP]For instance, if Pakistan develops more textile factories, it can employ thousands of workers.

[AN] This boosts employment, increases government tax revenue, and raises exports, helping the economy grow and reducing reliance on imports.

[KN] A country may want to encourage the growth of its secondary sector because it can help develop the economy and lessen the unemployment rate of the country.
[APP] For example, if more factories are set up to produce goods like cars or clothes, many people will be employed in production, transport, and other related services.
[AN]This leads to higher incomes, more tax revenue for the government, and less reliance on imports, which strengthens the country’s overall economy.

[kn] they may want to encourage growth as this would make the business employ more workers [app] for example if a new factory opens the employers would employ hundred of local people [an] this would reduce the levels of unemployment in a economy which will increase standards of living further more the sector will generate more output benefitting the gdp of the country

[KN] A country may want to encourage growth of its secondary sector because it creates jobs and reduces unemployment. [APP] It can also increase national income as more goods are produced and sold. [AN] Manufacturing industries add value to raw materials, boosting exports and improving the balance of payments. In the long run, this helps diversify the economy, making it less dependent on the primary sector.

KN: in order to produce more employment opportunities for the people.
APP: For example if a company opens a factory it will employ many people for the production and manufacturing.
AN: this allows the country to reduce enemployment ratio, increase tax income for the govt. and allow the local people to earn a higher income

[kn] A country would encourage growth of secondary business as it creates jobs.
[app] For example, a new factory opened and has a lot of employees.
[an+] This will be good for the government as it reduces unemployment, improved living standards and boosts economy.

[KN] A reason why a country might want to encourage the growth of its secondary sector is to create job
[APP] For example a manufacturing business like a new factory opens then it will require hundreds of people to work this will be a benefit as now the new factory can employ local people
[AN] Hence being a reason of why a country might want to encourage the growth of its secondary sector is so unemployment can be reduced which can help increase the purchasing power of the country subsequently boosting local economies

kn] growth of secondary sector will increase employment in a country.
app] for example a new factory is opened in a country, in order to operate it will employ labor
an]this will increase the income of individuals which will improve the gdp of a country, decrease inflation rate and improve spendings in an economy.