Difference between revisions of "Industry"

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Industry is the part of an economy sector that groups those enterprises that create a particular type of products.

Main wikipage: Economy sector

Industry sectors
Sector	Class	Industry examples
Primary	Raw materials	Agriculture, mining
Secondary	Manufacturing	Food, clothing, wood, printing, petroleum, chemical, metal, transport, machinery
Secondary	Infrastructure	Construction, energy supply, water supply, waste disposal
Tertiary	Real service	Transportation (warehousing, delivery); Market exchange (retail trade, wholesale trade); Enterprise support (accounting, administrative service, banking, insurance, investment management, legal service); Public service (defense, public safety, compulsory social security); Healthcare; Human development (education, vocational training, community outreach); Live-sustaining (hospitality, entertainment, food service, cleaning service, performing arts service, recreation service, sports activity, property-sustaining)
Quaternary	Digital	Telecommunication, multimedia, information technology, digital publishing, broadcasting, Internet service, web search, data processing

Main wikipage: Industrial classification

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