1. Levels of Industry

2. Agriculture – Prepares and processes raw materials, so other companies or consumers can use them. Examples: farms; logging companies; mining companies. Agriculture Industry

3. Farming

4. Mining Pit Copper Mine in Chile. Miners in Michigan 1905. Stone Quarry. Strip Mine in Wyoming. Agriculture Industry

5. Logging Agriculture Industry

6. Manufacturing – turns raw materials into products that consumers or other businesses can use. Examples: bakeries; car manufacturers; furniture makers. Manufacturing Industry

7. Bakery

8. Automobile Manufacturing Manufacturing Industry

9. Furniture Builders Manufacturing Industry

10. Clothing and Textiles Manufacturing Industry

11. Wholesalers and Retailers – DO NOT make goods or consume goods. Examples: department stores, grocery stores, shopping malls. They are distributors that move goods from the manufacturer to another business or to consumers. Wholesale / Retail Industry

13. Service industries – DO NOT make goods or consume goods. Examples: department stores, grocery stores, transportation companies; retailers; healthcare; education; insurance; banking. They are distributors that move goods from the manufacturer to another business or to consumers. Wholesale / Retail Industry

14. Moving Companies Service Industry

15. Service – businesses that provide a service to their customers (not a good they can carry home with them). Examples: Internet and cable television providers; social media websites; schools; healthcare, banks and insurance companies, and research companies.

16. Internet / Cable Companies Service Industry

17. Healthcare

18. Education Service Industry

19. Banking and Insurance Service Industry

20. Research Companies Information Industry

21. PRIMARY INDUSTRY EXAMPLES First Lastperiod 0 ((YOUR PRIMARY INDUSTRY)) ((YOUR INDUSTRY ILLUSTRATION)) ((COMPANY NAME)) ((COMPANY LOCATION)) Define the level of industry using the table found on textbook page 130. Name 3-5 examples from of this level of industry using the table found on textbook page 130. For PRIMARY INDUSTRY you will just name the industry that I gave you. Using the Internet, find an actual company that fits in each industry level. Note the company name and its location. Illustrate the level of industry. You can draw a picture or find a picture from the Internet. For all other levels, you have to come up with an industry that is related. If you draw a picture, it must be colorful, neat, accurate, and it must make sense with the level of industry. Write a short caption explaining your illustration. 5 55 1010

22. PRIMARY INDUSTRY EXAMPLES First Lastperiod 0 ((YOUR PRIMARY INDUSTRY)) ((YOUR INDUSTRY ILLUSTRATION)) ((COMPANY NAME)) ((COMPANY LOCATION)) Define the level of industry using the table found on textbook page 130. Name 3-5 examples from of this level of industry using the table found on textbook page 130. For PRIMARY INDUSTRY you will just name the industry that I gave you. Using the Internet, find an actual company that fits in each industry level. Note the company name and its location. Illustrate the level of industry. You can draw a picture or find a picture from the Internet. For all other levels, you have to come up with an industry that is related. If you draw a picture, it must be colorful, neat, accurate, and it must make sense with the level of industry. Write a short caption explaining your illustration.

23. Levels of Industry Agriculture IndustryManufacturing Industry Wholesale / Retail / Service Industry Information Industry Prepare and process _____________ ____________________, such as timber, wheat, and iron ore, so other ___________________ or _____________________ can use them. Examples: _____________________, ___________________ companies, ___________________ companies. Manufacturing – turn ___________ ___________________ into products that ___________________ or other ___________________ can use. Examples: bakeries; ______________________ manufacturers; ____________________ makers. _____________________ industries – ________________ ________________ make goods or consume goods. They are ____________________ that ___________________ goods from the ___________________ to another business or ___________________. Examples: ____________________, ___________________ companies, retailers, ___________________, education, and banking. Companies that ____________________ and _________________ ___________ information. Examples: ____________________ companies (such as Internet providers and cable companies); ____________________ companies and ____________________ companies.

24. Agriculture Industry Prepare and process _______ ___________, such as timber, wheat, and iron ore, so other _____________ or ____________ can use them. Examples: ________; ________ companies; _______ companies.

25. Manufacturing Industry Manufacturing – turn ______ __________ into products that __________ or other ___________ can use. Examples: bakeries; _________ manufacturers; ___________ makers. Information Industry

26. Wholesale / Retail / Service Industry ____________ industries – ______ _______ make goods or consume goods. Examples: ________________; _______________ companies; retailers; ____________; education; banking. They are __________ that ______ goods from the _______________ to another business or _________.

27. Companies that ___________ and _______ _____ information. Examples: ________________ companies (such as Internet providers and cable companies); ____________ companies and ____________ companies. Information Industry