GEOGRAPHY 12: FOUR CATEGORIES OF INDUSTRY SEPTEMBER 26, 2011.

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GEOGRAPHY 12: FOUR CATEGORIES OF INDUSTRY SEPTEMBER 26, 2011

TODAY’S CLASS Map Quiz Website Four Categories of Industry

involve the extraction of raw resources. eg logging, mining, fishing, agriculture PRIMARY INDUSTRIES

SECONDARY INDUSTRIES involve taking raw resources and making them into something (i.e. manufacturing

involve the selling of goods and services eg retail stores, restaurants, etc. TERTIARY INDUSTRIES

QUATERNARY INDUSTRIES They include education, research and development, administration, and financial services such as accountancy involve the professions and services that require a high level of skill, expertise, and specialization..

PrimarySecondary (primary manufacturing) Secondary (secondary manufacturing) TertiaryQuaternary LoggingLumberFurnitureSearsFurniture Design OilRefiningGasolineMohawkDeveloping gasoline that produces less air pollution Salmon Fishing Wheat Iron Ore Extraction