Tertiary Industry
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Tertiary industries provide services and depend on economic development and spending power within a population. The level of development influences the size of service industries, with more developed countries having larger tertiary sectors than less developed countries. Employment in tertiary industries in less developed countries is often focused on tourism and subsistence farming, while more developed countries see greater employment in services due to higher incomes and industrial histories.
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