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ECONOMIC ACTIVITY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Natural resources
        
        Are the resources that are provided by nature and which can be used by mankind.
        
        Renewable
        
        Solar energy, wind, tides, flowing water.
        
        Partially renewable
        
        clean air, drinking water, fertile soil, plants and animals (biodiversity).
        
        Non-renewable
        
        fossil fuel, minerals.
      - Human resources
        
        People who, by virtue of their labour, exploit and convert natural resources into economic goods.
      - Capital
        
        Is made up of the material, technical and financial (machinery, money) that are needed to obtain products and provide services.
  - - - Can be classified in three groups
        
        Funtion
        
        Intermediate goods or finished goods ( a sheep wool)
        
        Ownership
        
        Can be private or public
        
        Composition
        
        they can be consumable or capital goods
  - - - activities involved in obtaining resources directly from raw materials
        
        agriculture, livestock, fishing, forestry and mining
    - - converting raw materials into manufactured products or building housing and infrastructure.
    - - including lending services
        
        education, healthcare, trade, tourism, transport
- - - - provide food and raw materials
    - - this was always a very important activity in Spain, but nowadays it contributes very little to gross domestic product.
    - - Most wood production in Spain comes from Galicia.
      - The main kinds of woods are pine, eucalyptus, beech, oak and Holm oak
    - - The fishing sector is still very substantial in Galicia, the Canary Islands and Western Andalucía
- - - - is based on a free market economy
    - - the economy is planned and centralised by the State, the State is the owner of the means of production.
    - - is a system based on production for self-consumption in the poorest and most isolated areas in the world