1. Where’s That Burger From?

2. TYPES OF INDUSTRIES
The jobs that people do can be placed into one of three categories:

3. PRIMARY INDUSTRY

4. SECONDARY INDUSTRY

5. SECONDARY INDUSTRIES
Uses the products of primary manufacturing (e.g. paper to make newspaper and books).

6. TERTIARY INDUSTRY

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What is the picture showing? Which type of industry?
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8. SECTORS OF THE ECONOMY
A simple product like skates involves all sectors of the economy

9. HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE EMPLOYED IN EACH SECTOR?
In Canada, which sector do you think employs the most people?
Primary, Secondary or Tertiary
How does Canada’s economic structure compare to other countries?

10. BASIC & NON-BASIC INDUSTRIES

11. BASIC & NON-BASIC INDUSTRIES•

12. Homework
Define, in your own words, and give three examples of each of the following: primary industry, secondary industry, tertiary industry.
From the following list, indicated whether they are primary, secondary or tertiary industries.
raw materials manufacturing factory
mining civil servant natural resources
ski resort steel mill construction
farming car dealership
What is the difference between a basic industry and non-basic industry.
Which of the following are basic and which are non-basic jobs? Explain each answer.
An assembly line worker in the Ford factory in Oakville
A fire fighter in your community
A wheat farmer in Saskatchewan
The artist who illustrated this book
Describe a situation in which each of the following jobs can be basic in nature and a situation in which it can be non-basic:
A doctor
A bus driver
A golf professional