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1 Economic Geography – Types of Jobs
Manufacturing gravel in Trivandrum, India DISCUSSION: * What does this photograph represent in terms of lesser-developed economies? Gravel factory near Point of the Mountain, Utah

2 Sectors of Economic Activity
Primary Sector - Activity that directly extracts or harvests resources from Earth. Location partly dependent on where natural resources are. Secondary Sector - Activity that transforms raw materials into usable products, adding value in the process.

3 Sectors of Economic Activity
Tertiary Sector - Activity that links primary & secondary sectors to consumers and other businesses by selling goods or performing services; includes both retail and business (producer) services Quaternary Sector - Highly skilled, information-based services; usually includes management

4 Which Sector??? TERTIARY PRIMARY

5 Which Sector??? PRIMARY

6 Which Sector??? TERTIARY

7 Which Sector??? SECONDARY

8 Which Sector??? QUARTERNARY

9 Which Sector??? PRIMARY

10 Which Sector??? PRIMARY

11 Which Sector??? TERTIARY

12 Which Sector??? SECONDARY

13 Which Sector??? QUARTERNARY

14 Structural Change in Economies
Division of Labor Varies by Level of Economic Development Primary Tertiary Percentage of Work Force Quaternary Secondary Pre-Industrial Industrial Post-Industrial (LDCs) (NICs) (MDCs)

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