Earning a living Flashcards
What is the primary sector?
where people take things from the land and sea
What is the secondary sector?
people make or build things using raw materials from the primary sector
What is the tertiary sector?
people provide services for other people
What is the quaternary sector?
people use their high-level expertise to help other sectors
primary sector job examples
farmers, fishermen, miners, oil workers forestry workers
secondary sector job examples
factory workers
house builders
people constructing roads and railways
tertiary sector job examples
teaching people (teachers) caring for people when ill (dentist, doctor) sell things in shops ( sales assistant) serve them in cafes entertain people
quaternary sector job examples
they develop new types of medical treatment
new technology
make financial decisions
what do primary sector produce?
raw materials
In the UK whats the most percentage of people working in that sector?
Tertiary
What different ways do people earn money?
producing and supplying goods
other people buy and consume goods
In what ways can the economy grow?
when the quantity of goods and services produced, supplied, consumed is rising
what are goods and services?
goods are physical objects and services are the actions carried out
about 40% of the food we eat is imported.Suppose the UK stops importing food. What do you think might happen to the primary sector? Explain.
- Initially, the primary sector would not be able to keep up with the demand. This could lead to food shortages, and a lack of variety.
- The primary sector would have to expand to ensure that there would be enough food and that the UK could be self-sufficient
Economy definition.
All business activity going on in the country in producing, supplying and consuming goods and services