1. A World of
Industry

2. Primary Takes natural resources from the earth—
Examples: fishing, mining, forestry and agriculture.

3. Secondary Makes products using the natural resources—
Examples: construction, factories, chemical processing plants.

4. Tertiary Sells a product or provides a service—
Examples: restaurants, supermarket, hospitals, schools.

5. Quaternary
Gathers information then provides ideas and support to the other levels of industry.
Ex: research, survey companies, news, entertainment

6. Test your
knowledge

7. Tertiary

8. Primary

9. Tertiary

10. Tertiary

11. Quaternary

12. Secondary

13. Primary

14. Quaternary
                                                                                     

15. Secondary

16. Quaternary

17. Primary

18. Quaternary

19. Primary

20. Tertiary

21. Economic Systems

22. Command Economy
The government makes all the decisions of price and quantity to produce. Communism and countries like North Korea and Cuba have a command economy.

23. Market Economy
Business owners determine what to produce, how much and what to charge. Governments will regulate some items of this economy, but have little influence. This sometimes called a “free enterprise system”

24. Traditional Economy
In a traditional economy, people use the resources they have available to them to produce what they’ve always produced, what their parents have always produced, and their parents before them. They use traditional methods and customs such as farming, hunting and gathering, making their own clothing, etc.  They produce only as much as they need for themselves, or to make some kind of profit by trading, selling, or the barter system. 
Examples: Inuit Indians of Northern Canada, the Amish, and tribal areas of Africa and Latin America still have traditional economies.