IGCSE, A Level Business Student Forum

[Knowledge] The primary sector provides raw materials such as cotton, wheat, wood or minerals.
[Application] For example, a clothing manufacturer depends on cotton from the agricultural sector to produce fabrics.[Analysis]Without a reliable supply of raw materials from the primary sector, manufacturing businesses cannot produce goods, leading to higher costs or production delays which reduce competitiveness.

KN: The primary sector is important because it provides the raw materials that manufacturers businesses use to make finished goods.
APP: E.g a car manufacturer needs steel from mining companies and rubber from plantations to build cars.
AN: Without the primary sector, manufacturers wouldn't get the basic materials they need, so production would stop and costs could rise.

kn] primary sector is important for manufacturing business because it provides raw material to them for use
app] for exp a gold shop buys gold from the primary sector to furnish further
an] it is fully dependent on the primary sector most probably as manufacturing business needs different raw materials and ingridients captured by primary sector only

[KN] The primary sector is important because it gives the raw materials needed for production.
[APP] such as a biscuit factory needs wheat from farms sugar from sugarcane and milk from dairy farms to make its products.
[AN] Without these materials, the factory cannot make biscuits. This shows the primary sector is needed for the business to make goods, sell them and earn profit