Tertiary Sector Intro Tertiary Sector: Trade The Active Population & The Primary Sector The Secondary Sector & The Tertiary Sector
100
What is the Tertiary Sector
Also known as the service industry; combines all the activities involved in delivering services
100
What is Market
The place where trade, sale, and purchase occur; can be physical or abstract.
100
What is The Active Population
Includes all those older than 16 who are employed or seeking employment; falls among young people due to extended periods they spend in education.
100
What are Raw Materials
Substances found in their natural state; changed by chemical processes in order to produce secondary substances.
200
What are skilled services
Predominantly found in developed countries; require a high degree of professional training
200
What is Pre-Industrial Trade
Trade was limited by low levels of manufacturing and the population's limited purchasing power.
200
What is Unemployment
Worsens during periods of crisis, including coronavirus; higher among young people and people with fewer education qualifications
200
What are Dynamic Sectors
Sectors that undergo rapid growth; include food, chemical, vehicle, and high-tech sectors
300
What are Transport Systems
The means by which transport is undertaken or carried out; could be land, sea, or air.
300
What is Domestic Trade
Occurs within a country's borders and includes wholesale and retail trade.
300
What is Regional Specialization
Specialization and adaptation based on a region's characteristics and geography; Europe is divided into 3 of these reasons.
300
What are Ports
Where industries linked to marine activities have been set up; includes shipyards or fishing-related activities
400
What is Tourism
Temporary movement of people from one place to another, usually for leisure or fun. There are 4 main types.
400
What are Shopping Centers
Usually combine a superstore with a variety of different shops, cinemas, and restaurants. Could also be called a "mall"
400
What is Continental Climate Region
Specializes in silviculture, cereal crops, and plants for industrial use; central and southern regions of Europe
400
What are Europe's main tourist destinations
France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and the United Kingdom
500
What is Sustainable Tourism
Combines economic development with the maintenance of natural and cultural resources.
500
What is Foreign Trade or International Trade
Focuses on the balance of imports and exports, both of which are recorded in the balance of trade.
500
What is Common Fisheries Policy
A policy adopted by the European Union that seeks to maintain varied and quality fish supply; combines competitiveness with protection.
500
What is the EU Customs Union
Facilitates free movement of goods and merchandise as well as services within the EU; includes common tariffs for products






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