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IGCSE 1.2 Classification of Business
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Identify an example of a country that has depleted its primary resources.
Somalia depleted its forests by cutting them all down
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A lumberjack works in which sector of the economy?
Primary sector
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Oil refining belongs to which sector of the economy?
Secondary sector
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Define deindustralization. Why does it occur?
Decline in importance of secondary sector: lost jobs as developing countries more competitive in manufacturing with lower wages
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Provide an example of a chain of production (other than the one looked at in class)
Apple juice: Primary (extracting apples) --> Secondary (plants that turn apples to juice) --> Tertiary (supermarkets selling apple juice)
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Restaurants belong to which sector of the economy?
Tertiary sector
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Bangladesh is a fast-growing, developing country. What do we expect to happen to employment in the three sectors over time?
Tertiary sector becomes increasingly important as service industry grows bigger.
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Meta belongs to which sector of the economy?
Tertiary sector
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Explain THREE factors that determine whether a sector is important in a particular country.
Education levels of workforce, Level of development, abundance of natural resources
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Explain THREE reasons why the tertiary sector becomes more important as a country develops.
Secondary less competitive due to higher wages, primary resources depleted, people spend more on services
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Define what is meant by the secondary sector.
The sector that turns raw materials from the primary sector to manufactured goods.
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Explain the relationship between specialization and the different economic sectors.
People / businesses specialize in what they're good at, leading to businesses focusing on different stages of production (i.e. the sectors)
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