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Industries

Primary industry: Primary industry: Resources taken directly from the land Resources taken directly from the land Come up with four examples: Come up with four examples:

Secondary industry: Secondary industry: Manufactures products Manufactures products Creates products of which we buy Creates products of which we buy A society does not function well without a secondary industry A society does not function well without a secondary industry 4 examples: 4 examples:

Tertiary Industry: Tertiary Industry: This is the industry that supports the primary and secondary industries This is the industry that supports the primary and secondary industries E.G. Government, retail, business, education, public. E.G. Government, retail, business, education, public.

Employment in Canada Primary Industries: Primary Industries: Secondary Industries: Secondary Industries: Tertiary Industries: Tertiary Industries:

Basic Industries: Basic Industries: Industries that bring resources and money from out of town. Industries that bring resources and money from out of town. E.g. Hamilton E.g. Hamilton

Non-basic industries: Non-basic industries: Retain money inside the community Retain money inside the community

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