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The document outlines the three main sectors of economic activity: the primary sector involves extracting raw materials from the earth like agriculture, livestock, fishing and mining. The secondary sector converts natural materials into manufactured products through industries like food production, steel, petroleum, and transportation. The tertiary sector provides services such as tourism, healthcare, education and transportation. It concludes that Europe has a highly developed economy, with productive agriculture, high-tech industry, and important commerce, business, and tourism sectors.
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Everything we consume is the result of economic activity, which includes three main sectors. The primary sector covers extraction of raw materials through agriculture, livestock, fishing and mining. The secondary sector uses energy sources like petroleum, natural gas and renewable options to manufacture goods. The tertiary sector provides services like tourism, education and transport. Europe has a highly developed economy, accounting for 10% of the world's population but 30% of its wealth, focused on high-technology, commerce, finance, tourism and transport.
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The document discusses economic activity and the three main sectors of the economy: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The primary sector involves extracting raw materials from the earth through activities like agriculture, fishing, and mining. The secondary sector transforms natural resources into manufactured goods through industries like food production, steel, petroleum, chemicals, and transport. The tertiary sector provides services and includes tourism, healthcare, education, and transport. Spain relies mainly on non-renewable energy sources like petroleum, natural gas, and coal, but also utilizes renewable sources such as water, sun, and wind. European economies are highly developed and focused on mechanized agriculture, high-tech manufacturing, commerce, finance, tourism, and transport.
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY.pdf
Economic activity involves three main sectors: the primary sector involves extracting raw materials like agriculture, fishing, and mining; the secondary sector involves manufacturing and production like steel, chemicals, food; the tertiary sector involves providing services like tourism, healthcare, education, and transport. Spain's economy relies on non-renewable energy sources like petroleum and coal but also utilizes renewable sources such as water, sun, and wind. European economic activity is highly productive in agriculture, focuses on high-technology, and has important commerce, business, financial, tourism and transport sectors making Europe one of the most developed regions globally.
Economy of spain and europe
The primary sector in Spain and Europe includes agriculture, livestock farming, and fishing. In Spain, agriculture focuses on dry crops like wheat and grapes as well as irrigated crops. Livestock farming is dominated by pig farming and includes both intensive and extensive cattle and sheep farming. Spain also has a large fishing industry. The primary sector accounts for 6% of employment in Spain and 4% in Europe.
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The document summarizes different economic activities in Spain and Europe. It describes the primary sector as work extracting raw materials like agriculture, fishing, and mining. The secondary sector covers manufacturing and energy production, with key Spanish industries like food, steel, petroleum, and chemicals. The tertiary sector provides services like tourism, healthcare, education, and transport. Europe has a productive, highly mechanized agriculture and focuses on high-tech industry, with important commerce, business, financial, tourism, and transport activities.
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