An in depth summary of A2 Cambridge International A level Geography, notes on employment structures with notes on employment structures, product chain, clark fisher model, hdi, quality of life, freedom index, infant mortality, challenges, obstacles of development, rostows model, wallersteins theory...
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Farming Secondary sector is also called MANUFACTURING
Primary sector is also called EXTRACTION - produces finished, usable products
Logging
- generally involves changing natural - this sector of industry generally takes the output of the
resources into primary products Mining primary sector and manufactures finished foods or
g.
- most products from this sector are where they are suitable for use by other businesses, for
considered raw materials for other industries Fishing export or sale to domestic consumers
LEDC - like Burkina Faso
FUNCTION : create jobs, make
8 FUNCTION : feed their products to be sold domestically or
• country, extract raw internationally
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Engineering clothing industry
Industry is the sector of the
Telecommunications Electronics
healthcare / news leisure economy concerned with the
hospitals media industry production of goods and services
Waste
disposal
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Tertiary sector is also called THE SERVICE STRUCTURE
communication
- involves the provision of services to businesses as well as
technology
financial consumers
- services may include the transport, distribution and sale of Computing Quaternary sector is the RESEARCH INDUSTRY
goods from producer to consumer services - industrial research looks for new ways to cut costs
- may involve the provision of a service such as pest control - find new markers
or entertainment - proud new ideas
FUNCTION : educate the Media
- new production method
population, improve their skill level, FUNCTION : research and
NICS - China - new methods of manufacture
keep pop healthy and entertained Consulting development to improve
what’s already existing
Research
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organisation of coordinate together
the petroleum to set a
price
newly industrialised exporting countries for oil
countries
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least developed
countries
organisation
for economic
co operation
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