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Production enterprises are divided in:
Two sectors
Three sectors
Four sectors
Five sectors.
- Production enterprises are typically categorized into economic sectors.
- Option 1: Two sectors
- This would split production into just two categories, such as primary and secondary, which is overly simplistic.
- Option 2: Three sectors
- The classic division of industries into:
1. Primary (agriculture, mining)
2. Secondary (manufacturing, construction)
3. Tertiary (services)
- This is the most widely accepted classification.
- Option 3: Four sectors
- Extends the three-sector model by adding the quaternary sector (information services) or quinary sector (executive and decision-making).
- Option 4: Five sectors
- Further division can occur by separately categorizing quaternary and quinary sectors.
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