Types of Economic Activities

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Types of Economic Activities

Primary Economic Activities Involve taking or using natural resources directly from the earth. They take place near the natural resources being used. What is an example you can think of? _______________________

Fishing

Farming

Secondary Using raw materials to produce something new and more valuable. What is an example of this? __________________________

Manufacturing Assembling automobiles

Tertiary Activities that provide services to people and businesses. What is an example of this? _____________________________

Teacher

Police Officer

Quaternary Processing, management, and distribution of information. Consists of intellectual activities.

Researcher

NOW In your spiral, define primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary in your own words. Next, draw the definitions.

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