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Factory and production/manufacture industries are examples of:
the primary sector
the secondary sector
the tertiary sector
none of the above
Absolutely, let's break it down:
- The primary sector covers raw materials—think farming, mining, fishing. It's all about getting stuff straight from nature.
- The secondary sector is where things get made. Factories, manufacturing plants, workshops—this is all about turning raw materials into usable products.
- The tertiary sector? That's all about services—selling, support, transport, healthcare, retail, and so on. Basically, it’s what happens after things are made.
- If you picked "none of the above," you might want to double-check—these sectors cover pretty much everything.
Factory and production/manufacture industries clearly sit in the secondary sector.
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