1. Changing locations: quaternary and tertiary
Key Idea 4.4
Changing locations: quaternary and tertiary
Economic Activity and Energy
Changing locations:
quaternary and tertiary
Lesson 1 of 2

2. The Growth of tertiary and quaternary sectors
Lesson Objectives
Describe and explain the growth of tertiary and quaternary sectors
Use a case study of the factors affecting the development and location of one hi-tech industry.

3. Recap
Write a letter to a government minister outlining the problems and abuses of informal employment. Blood, Sweat and T:Shirts

4. True or false These two sectors involve the provision of a
Three important points about the tertiary and quaternary sectors:
These two sectors involve the provision of a
wide range of services
The tertiary sector grows in importance with
economic development – it generates much
employment and economic wealth
The quaternary sector is only found in the
most economically-advanced countries – it is
largely about research and development

5. The cycle of growth in the tertiary sector
Tertiary sector growth
More and better jobs
More personal income
More personal spending
More demands for goods and services
services

6. Your Task...
Write a summary to explain how the Tertiary sector grows in a HIC
What about the quaternary sector?

7. location

9. What are the main characteristics of a CBD?
How many characteristics of a CBD can you spot in the next four slides?

10. What typical characteristics of a CBD are shown here?
The Tallest Buildings Why?
Public Buildings eg. Corn Exchange / Town Hall
Busy – lots of pedestrians
Markets

11. What typical characteristics of a CBD are shown here?
Purpose built shopping centres providing undercover shopping experience
Big Department Stores and National Chain Stores – why?

12. What typical characteristics of a CBD are shown here?
Public Buildings eg. Corn Exchange / Town Hall
Some of the oldest buildings
Very accessible – public transport & traffic management required due to congestion.
Historic/ old street pattern – often some narrow streets

13. What typical characteristics of a CBD are shown here?
Entertainment – e.g. restaurants
Entertainment e.g. pubs
Entertainment e.g. cinemas (although increasingly these are moving further out of town)

15. INNER AND OUTER SUBURBS
Reasons for Suburban Growth
Reasons for Suburban Growth
INNER AND OUTER SUBURBS
Reasons for Growth of the Suburbs
Better public transport and increased car ownership meant people could separate work from where they live.
2. Building societies provided mortgages making it easier to buy homes
3. People were better off and looking for a better living environment.

16. RURAL-URBAN FRINGE
This has lead to conflict due to different land-uses wanting to locate here (see diagram for examples)