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The document outlines the three main economic sectors: the primary sector extracts natural resources; the secondary sector turns these raw materials into finished goods through manufacturing and construction; the tertiary sector provides services to support the other sectors and consumers, becoming the largest employer as economies develop further. It also describes the chain of production and distribution for a product.
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