Business sectors refer to categories or divisions within the economy that classify types of economic activities based on the nature of goods or services produced.
These sectors include primary (extractive industries), secondary (manufacturing and construction), tertiary (services), and quaternary (knowledge-based activities).
Primary Sector
Involves the extraction and harvesting of natural resources.
Examples: Agriculture (farming, fishing), mining (coal, oil), forestry (timber), and fishing.
Secondary Sector:
Involves manufacturing and processing raw materials into finished goods.
Examples: Manufacturing (automobiles, textiles), construction (building houses, roads), and utilities (electricity generation).
Tertiary Sector:
Involves providing services to businesses and consumers.
Examples: Retail (stores selling goods), hospitality (hotels, restaurants), healthcare (hospitals, clinics), transportation (airlines, railways), and financial services (banking, insurance).
Quaternary Sector:
Involves intellectual activities focused on information and knowledge creation.
Examples: Research and development (scientific research institutions), education (universities, training centers), information technology (software development, data analysis), and consultancy (management consulting, legal services).
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