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What is the primary aim of production?
What is the primary aim of production?
To create goods and services that satisfy human needs.
Name one goal of production related to society’s needs.
Name one goal of production related to society’s needs.
To satisfy the needs of society for goods and services.
What are the three sectors of production based on their level?
What are the three sectors of production based on their level?
Primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors.
Give an example of a service that represents the tertiary sector of production.
Give an example of a service that represents the tertiary sector of production.
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What is assembly production?
What is assembly production?
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How does distribution benefit consumers?
How does distribution benefit consumers?
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What type of production involves creating medicines?
What type of production involves creating medicines?
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What is one role of traders in the distribution chain?
What is one role of traders in the distribution chain?
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Study Notes
Production
- Production is an activity aimed at creating goods and services
- It involves increasing, enhancing, and developing the usefulness of goods and services to better serve human needs.
Goals of Production
- Satisfy the needs of society for goods and services
- Replace worn-out or damaged items
- Meet international market demands
- Boost economic prosperity
Types of Production Based on Output
- Production of goods: includes tangible items like bread, cakes, clothes, bags, and shoes.
- Provision of services: includes intangible activities like medical care, transportation, and laundry services.
Types of Production Based on Level
- Primary sector: involves extractive and agricultural activities such as mining, oil drilling, farming, and livestock raising.
- Secondary sector: involves industrial and craft production such as manufacturing vehicles, clothing, and furniture.
- Tertiary sector: involves trade and services such as retail, banking, and transportation.
Types of Production Based on Form
- Chemical production: involves creating chemical substances like medicines and pesticides.
- Transformation production: involves changing the physical form of materials, such as garment manufacturing and furniture construction.
- Assembly production: involves combining different components to create a whole product, such as assembling cars and electronics.
- Service production: involves providing a service, such as transportation and entertainment.
Distribution
- Distribution is the process of moving goods and services from producers to consumers.
- It aims to increase efficiency and value for both producers and consumers.
Producer Benefits of Distribution
- Easier access to wider markets
- Easier interaction with numerous retailers/consumers
- Quality control
- Increasing sales
Consumer Benefits of Distribution
- Easier access to products
- Convenient products at lower prices.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of production, its goals, and the various types based on output and sector levels. Explore how production fulfills societal needs and boosts economic growth through tangible goods and intangible services.