The document summarizes Spain's economy by sector. Less than 5% of the active population works in the primary sector such as agriculture, fishing, and mining. Approximately 30% work in the secondary sector including manufacturing. Most of the active population, around 60%, works in the service sector, which encompasses both private industries like banking and public services like education and healthcare. Tourism is a major part of the service economy, with millions of foreign visitors coming to Spain each year to visit museums, beaches, and mountains.

1. Theeconomy

2. Theprimary and secundary sector in spain The active population The active population can be classifiedbyeconomy sector: -Lees than 5% primary sector. -About30% secundary sector -About 60% service sector THE INACTIVE POPULATION Thepeoplewhocannotwork.

3. Theprimary sector Thereisagricultureontheplainsthemostimportantcrops are: -Wheat and barley -Olives and grapes -potatoes , vegetables and fruit. thereislivestokfarming. Fishingisanimportantindustryonthecoast. Otherprimary sector activities are miningand forestry

4. Theservice sector in spain There are many activities in this sector. In the private sector banks, restaurants and shops aim to make money. In the public sector, hospitals and schoolsaimtoprovide service. transport Allof spainisconectedbyroads. Majorcities and townstowns are alsoconnectedbyrailway. Madrid, Barcelona,Valencia and Bilbao haveundergroundtransport. There are airoportsin mostmajorcities

5. tourism Tourismisone of themostimportantservice actives in spain. Everyyearmillions of foreigntourists come toSpain. Theyvisimuseumsbeachesormountains.