Levels of Industry.

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Levels of Industry

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

Secondary (Manufacturing) Makes products using the natural resources—Examples: construction, factories, and processing plants.

Tertiary (Wholesale/Retail/Service) Sells a product or provides a service—Examples: restaurants, supermarket, hospitals, schools.

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

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