The document discusses the three sectors of the economy: primary, secondary, and tertiary. The primary sector provides raw materials through activities like farming, fishing, mining, and forestry. The secondary sector uses these raw materials to manufacture goods like food, clothing, and electronics. The tertiary sector provides services to consumers such as commerce, transport, tourism, and communication.

1. The economy:
Primary, secondary and tertiary sector

2. The economy:
People work at jobs in exchange for money.
This jobs are divided into 3 sectors:
-Primary
-Secondary
-Terciary

3. Primary Sector
The Primary sector provide us with raw
materials from nature.
-Farming
-Fishing
-Mining
-Forestry

4. Primary Sector
FARMING can be:
-Arable farming -Livestock farming
Fruits and vegetables Meat, milk, eggs, leather…

5. Primary Sector
FISHING
Spain has a lot of coast kilometres, and a huge fleet of fishing
boats, so our country has one of the largest fishing sectors in
Europe.
Coastal fishing boats
catch tunas, sardines,
mussels…
Deep-sea fishing boats
catch cod and hake.

6. Primary Sector
MINING can be:
-Underground
mines
-Open cast mines
and quarries

7. Secondary Sector
The Secondary sector use raw materials and
provide us with manufactured products.
Energy Industry
Use wind to produce electricity
Goods like food, clothing, furniture,
electronics, medicine and cosmetics.

8. Activities
Open your activity book and complete the
exercises:
Page 52 exer. 1
Page 53 exer. 3
Page 54 exer. 5 and 6
Page 55 exer. 9

9. Tertiary Sector
The Tertiary sector offer services to consumers.
Policewoman

10. Tertiary Sector
COMMERCE: buying and selling products
Supermarkets Speciality shops
Hypermarkets
Stores

11. Tertiary Sector
TRANSPORT: move passengers and goods from
one place to another.
Types: road, rail, air, water

12. Tertiary Sector
TOURISM: provide us with accomodation and
entertainment.
It can be: beach tourism, adventure tourism,
culture tourism, rural tourism

13. Tertiary Sector
COMMUNICATION: send and receive information
Interpersonal communication. Send information
to one person at a time: telephones and letters.
Mass communication. Send information to many
people at once: newspapers, TV, radio and
computers (internet and email)

14. Activities
Open your activity book and complete the
exercises:
Page 56 exer. 1, 2 and 3
Page 57 exer. 4 and 5
Page 58 exer. 6 (find only four types)
Page 59 exer. 9