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Primary, Secondary and Tertairy Sector within Different Countries (3…
Primary, Secondary and Tertairy Sector within Different Countries
3 sectors
What are the 3 sectors and what's the difference? The three sectors in economics are divided by the activity it performs, extraction of raw materials (primary), manufacturing (secondary), and services (tertiary).
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There are three economic sectors in a society. Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors. Primary sector are jobs that involve the finding and collection of natural resources such as ore, wood and oils. Examples of jobs in the primary sector are Mining, Farming and Forestry related jobs. The Next sector of jobs is the secondary sector. These jobs are to make products from other resources from the primary sector. Examples of this job are car manufacturing, Food manufacturers and the manufacturing of clothes. The last economic sector is the tertiary sector. This sector consists of jobs that are all services. Example of this sector are retail workers, cab drivers and an electrician.
3 Sectors in first, second and third world countries
First world countries
In first world countries it is noticeable that there is a lack of employment in the primary sector,a few in the secondary too. This is due to the fact that countries at such level of modernization has the machinery to do the jobs that was one done by hand, but with a lot more efficiency. An example of a first world country is the United States of America. The united States is recognized as one of the most developed countries, and it's ratio of jobs between the three economic sector shows it. The Usa has less than 2% of employed people working in the primary sector Due to the machinery and resources the country has available to itself
Second world countries
Secondary countries mostly consist of countries that have previously fit into the communist block but are still developing. An example of a second world country is Russia. As a result of the conditions of the country, it has few working in the primary sector, and a marginal amount of people working within the Secondary and Tertiary economic sectors.
Third world countries
Third world countries are countries that aren't a part of first world countries, nor a part of the communist block. These countries are known to have blank lines and are behind countries of the other two sectors. As a result, they lack the machinery and technology to function like the other two groups of countries do. Because of this, a large amount more people are involved in the primary sector compared to the secondary and tertiary sector. These third world countries are quite the oppisite of first world countries as far as employment goes.
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Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sectors Around the World
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