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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo What are we watching? HANS ROSLING’s “The Joy Of Stats: 200 countries, 200 years, 4 minutes” What do Health and Wealth have to do with today’s subject: changing Sectors and Economic development? Think. Pair. Share.

The Development Pathway: Sectoral Shifts (P/S/T/Q) There are three phases to this process; Pre-Industrial, Industrial, and Post-Industrial What do you think are the characteristics? As countries ____________ their _________ sectors change. Which sectors are the most prominent in each? Rank them in importance for each time period

Phases of development; Sector importance over time. Pre-industrial: Primary Sector Leads the Economy (employs more than 2/3 of the labour base; agriculture most important activity Industrial: Secondary and Tertiary increase in productivity; secondary peaks during this phase. Primary declines in relative importance. Post-industrial: Tertiary Sector most important sectors; primary and secondary continue the decline. Quaternary begins to appear. Phases of development; Sector importance over time.

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