Sectors? Flashcards
What are the sectors called?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
(Private)
What is the Primary sector-give examples?
Activities undertaken by directly using natural resources
Eg.agriculture, fishing, forestry
What is the Secondary sector-give examples?
Involves converting raw material into finished goods
Eg.manufacturing/construction, assembly plants, (goods can be finished or unfinished)
What is the Tertiary sector-give examples?
Provision of services
Eg.financial services, leisure services, transport
What are 2 types of sector organisations?
Private and Public
What happens in the private sector organisations?
In it businesses operated and owned by private individuals/companies-generally ‘for profit’ organisations
What happens in the public sector organisations?
In it businesses operated and owned on behalf of the public, either by the government or itself-generally ‘non profit’ organisations
Give some examples of third sector organisations?
Charities
Social enterprises
Cooperatives
Voluntary groups
What is the private sectors layout?
Private sector splits into unincorporated and incorporated
Unincorporated splits into sole trader and partnerships
Incorporated splits into Private Limited Companies and Public Limited Companies
What does an unincorporated business include?
Unlimited liability
They owner is the business-no legal difference
Most unincorporated businesses operate as sole traders
What does an incorporated business include?
Limited liability
Legal difference between the business and the owner
Most incorporated businesses operate as private limited companies
What do Limited Liability Partnerships(LLP’s)include?
Combined features of partnerships and limited companies
Separate legal entity(limited liability)
Owners are called members not partners
Required to file annual accounts to companies house like LTD’s
Define unlimited liability
The business owners are personally liable for any loss the business makes
(Often sole traders and partnerships)
Define limited liability
The business owners aren’t liable for any loss the business makes but the company is
(Often in LTD’s and corporations)