- 15 Marks
Question
State FIVE main features of each category identified in 1(b).
Answer
- Primary Activities:
- Dependence on natural resources.
- Include activities like farming, fishing, and mining.
- Generally labor-intensive.
- Often located in rural or remote areas.
- Produce raw materials used in secondary activities.
- Secondary Activities:
- Involves manufacturing and processing.
- Converts raw materials into finished goods.
- Often requires significant capital investment.
- Employs both skilled and unskilled labor.
- Typically located in industrial areas or cities.
- Tertiary Activities:
- Service-oriented occupations.
- Includes sectors like banking, education, and healthcare.
- Requires specialized skills or qualifications.
- Contributes to the economic growth of urban areas.
- Provides support to both primary and secondary sectors.
- Tags: Economic Activities, Income Sources, Individual Roles, Occupation
- Level: Level 1
- Topic: Business and Organizational Structures and Choices
- Series: MAY 2023
- Uploader: Theophilus