How and why do places vary (economy)

primary sector:

economic activies which involves production of exctracting raw/natural resources. example involves:

• agriculture/farming
• fishing
• mining
• quarying

secondary sector:

economic activities that involves making things, either by manufacturing (TV), or construction (HOUSE). This sector also includes public utilities such as production of electricity and gas.

Tertiary sector:

this involves commercial services, this involves production and distribution process, Examples involve:

• healthcare
• teaching
• advertisement
• warhouse
• transport

Quaternary sector:

these are special knowledge based industries which form part of economy. examples involve:

• IT/computing
• consultancy (for example in a bussiness or hospital setting)

full time: when a worker works within hours chosen by the employer (moslty all employe's follow the same amount of hours)

part time employment: similar to shifts, a set amount of working hours are chosen by the employer (the amount of time is not followed by every employee)

temporary employment: this is when  working hours are arranged according to needs of organisation/bussiness 

permanet employement: when working houres are not arranged by employer but set and many benifits come, (such as paid leave and eligibility to switch wrok roles in the job)

self employed: when the worker do not work under any one and normaly is a bussiness owner

Pre-industrial zone: when primary sector leads economy and agriculture is by far most important

pre-industrial zone: the secondary and tertiary sector increase in importance. secondary sector peeks during phase but rarely provides jo for half the work force

posti-industrial zone: the tertiary sector establishes itself as moft important sector primary sector continues decline and quaternary sector begins to appear.