Secondary sector in spain and the basque country
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The document discusses the secondary sector in Spain and the Basque Country. It describes how 30% of Spain's population works in industries that transform raw materials into manufactured goods, including primary industries that process raw materials, machinery industries, and consumer goods industries. Spain relies heavily on renewable energy sources like wind, hydroelectric, and solar power, providing 37.4% of its electricity through renewables. The Basque Country's industry originated along the Nervion River centered around iron mining and has a privileged tax system compared to other regions in Spain.
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The document provides information on best practices in Segovia, Spain. It discusses the historic Aqueduct of Segovia, the Gothic Cathedral, and the Alcazar palace. It then covers transportation options like high-speed trains and buses. The document also discusses Spain's leadership in renewable energy, sourcing over 40% of electricity from wind, solar, hydroelectric, and other renewable sources. It concludes with an overview of Spain's waste management program focused on prevention, reuse, recycling, and eliminating waste.
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Everything we use is the result of economic activity across three sectors: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The primary sector covers extraction of raw materials through agriculture, livestock, fishing, and mining. The secondary sector converts natural materials into manufactured products through industries like food, steel, chemicals, transportation, and energy generation. The tertiary sector provides services in areas like tourism, healthcare, education, and transportation. Europe has a highly developed economy, with 10% of the world's population and 30% of its wealth, due to productive agriculture, high-technology industry, and strong commerce, business, finance, tourism and transportation sectors.
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- 1. SECONDARY SECTOR IN SPAIN AND THE BASQUE COUNTRY Lorena Pato, Ainhara García, Ainhoa Martín, Imanol Salgado
- 2. SECONDARY SECTOR IN SPAIN INDEX: ● secondary sector in spain ● industry ● raw materials ● energy sources ● renewable and non- renewable sources -Activities concerned with transforming raw materials into products that satisfy human needs ● Industry (most important) ● mining ● energy production ● construction
- 3. SECONDARY SECTOR IN SPAIN -30% of the population works -Three important types in the industry: ❖ -The primary industries: transform the raw materials into other materials. ❖ -Equipment and machinery industries: produce tools and machinery which other industries need. ❖ - Consumer industries:manufacture products to sell directly to the consumers.
- 4. INDUSTRY TRANSFORM RAW MATERIALS INTO… Manufactured products: for direct consumption Semi finished products: to be used in other industrial processes INDUSTRY REQUIRES 3 ELEMENTS RAW MATERIALS ENERGY SOURCES FACTORS OF PRODUCTION: ● Labour force (employees) ● Capital (money) ● technology
- 5. RAW MATERIALS “Natural resources that industry transforms into manufactured or semi finished products” PLANT SOURCED - Agriculture (sugar, cotton, linen...) - silviculture (wood, cork…) RAW MATERIALS ANIMAL SOURCED -livestock/ farming (wool, hides, silk…) -fishing GEOLOGICAL -minerals (iron, aluminium, copper…) - rocks (granite, marble…) -energy products (coal, natural gas…)
- 7. ENERGY SOURCES TRADITIONAL (Most widely used) OIL COAL NATURAL GAS NUCLEAR FISSION HYDROELECTRIC (only renewable) ALTERNATIVE (renewable but still too expensive) BIOMASS WIND SOLAR GEOTHERMAL WAVE
- 8. RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN SPAIN produce zero carbon emissions Spain has long been a leader in renewable energy (45-69% of its energy needs from renewable energy sources) Most of the renewable electricity in Spain comes from wind (first country in the world to have relied on wind as its top energy source for an entire year) often competes with nuclear for the title of Spain’s top electricity source also developing other renewable sources of energy, particularly solar photovoltaic. ·
- 9. Wind power 19.1% Hydroelectric 11.1% Solar PV 3.1% Solar Thermal 2.1% Renewable Thermal 2.0% TOTAL RENEWABLE 37.4% Spain’s renewable electricity coverage through years
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- 13. Problems with offshoring Offshoring is the relocation of a business process from one country to another. For example: some enterprise of Spain went to China to produce there but they had to came back.
- 14. Problems with environment -The excessive use of the natural resources. -The pollution that it can cause is very big. -The effects that can to the landscape.
- 15. SECONDARY SECTOR IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY
- 16. SECONDARY SECTOR IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY In the Basque Country industries were located around “Nervioi” river and it was based on the iron extracted from the mines of the region . the industrialization was possible thanks to the restructuring of the activities, the improvements of communications and the creation of banks.
- 17. PROBLEMS IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY The Basque Country has its own and privileged tax system, the can’t be found in any region of any other federal or centralized state. The design, management and control of the main taxes belong to the regional tax authorities of the Basque Country. “Global effective tax pressure” is slightly below to that of the rest of Spanish regions.
- 18. RAW MATERIALS IN BASQUE COUNTRY The industry can be transformed in raw materials, finished, semi finished or intermediate products The other raw materials that are : industry , energy and mining