Understanding Industries and Manufacturing

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Questions and Answers

Which type of industry is primarily focused on converting raw materials directly obtained from nature?

  • Secondary Industries
  • Manufacturing Industries
  • Primary Industries (correct)
  • Tertiary Industries

What term is used for products that have been processed to increase their utility and value?

  • Primary Products
  • Natural Resources
  • Value-Added Products (correct)
  • Basic Goods

Which industry category provides services rather than manufacturing goods?

  • Primary Industries
  • Secondary Industries
  • Tertiary Industries (correct)
  • Extractive Industries

Which of the following best describes Secondary Industries?

<p>Industries that process raw materials into finished goods (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between primary products and value-added products?

<p>Primary products are directly obtained from nature, while value-added products are processed to increase their utility. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Industry

Economic activity converting raw materials into goods or services for sale.

Manufacturing

Process of changing raw materials into finished products.

Primary Industry

Industry directly obtaining products from nature (mining, farming, lumbering).

Secondary Industry

Industry processing primary products into new products.

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Tertiary Industry

Industries providing services (banking, education).

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Primary Products

Products directly taken from nature.

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Value-Added Products

Processed products with increased utility and value.

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Study Notes

Industries

  • Industries are economic activities transforming raw materials into goods or services for markets.
  • These activities are called manufacturing.
  • Industries are categorized by their products or services.

Learning Outcomes

  • The study will cover the necessity of industries.
  • Various industrial types will be presented.
  • Factors affecting industrial establishment will be discussed.
  • Major industries globally will be highlighted.
  • Environmental impact of industries will be examined.

Introduction

  • Industry involves converting raw materials into goods or services for local or global markets.
  • The process of converting raw materials is called manufacturing.
  • Industries are categorized based on the principal product manufactured or service delivered.
  • Three major industrial types are: Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary.

Primary Industries

  • Directly take resources from nature.
  • Examples include mining, farming, and logging.
  • Products obtained from these are called primary products.

Secondary Industries

  • Process primary products into other products.
  • Increases product utility and value, often called value-added products.

Tertiary Industries

  • Provide services instead of goods.
  • Examples are education, banking, and healthcare.

Difference Between Primary and Value-Added Products

  • Primary Products: derived directly from nature.
  • Value-Added Products: processed to increase utility and value.

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