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(a) There are three types of industry, primary, secondary or tertiary. i) ii) Briefly describe each Indicate if each of the following is a primary, secondary or tertiary industry Growing corn Beer production Cake shop Car manufacture Mining tin Production of Baked Beans Estate Agents Metal casting Production of toy dolls

(a) There are three types of industry, primary, secondary or tertiary. i) ii) Briefly describe each Indicate if each of the following is a primary, secondary or tertiary industry Growing corn Beer production Cake shop Car manufacture Mining tin Production of Baked Beans Estate Agents Metal casting Production of toy dolls

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(a) There are three types of industry, primary, secondary or tertiary. i) ii) Briefly describe each Indicate if each of the following is a primary, secondary or tertiary industry Growing corn Beer production Cake shop Car manufacture Mining tin Production of Baked Beans Estate Agents Metal casting Production of toy dolls (b) Goods can be described as consumer goods or capital goods, briefly describe the difference and provide two example of each. (c) There are four general shaping processes, name and briefly describe how each is performed.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) There are three types of industry, primary, secondary or tertiary. i) ii) Briefly describe each Indicate if each of the following is a primary, secondary or tertiary industry Growing corn Beer production Cake shop Car manufacture Mining tin Production of Baked Beans Estate Agents Metal casting Production of toy dolls (b) Goods can be described as consumer goods or capital goods, briefly describe the difference and provide two example of each. (c) There are four general shaping processes, name and briefly describe how each is performed.
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