Primary : Agriculture: Farmers grow crops like wheat or rice, which are harvested and sold., Mining: Miners extract raw materials like coal, iron ore, or gold from the earth., Fishing: Fishermen catch fish and other seafood from oceans, rivers, or lakes., Forestry: Workers harvest timber from forests, which is then processed into wood products., Secondary : Manufacturing: Factories turn raw materials into finished products, such as turning iron ore into steel, which can be used to make cars or machinery., Construction: Builders use raw materials to construct buildings, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure., Food Processing: Companies process agricultural products into packaged foods, like turning wheat into flour and then baking it into bread., Textiles: Factories turn raw cotton or wool into fabric and then into clothing., Tertiary: Retail: Stores sell finished goods directly to consumers, such as clothing, electronics, and groceries., Healthcare: Hospitals and clinics provide medical services to people., Education: Schools and universities provide educational services to students., Finance: Banks and financial institutions offer services like loans, savings accounts, and investment opportunities., Transportation: Companies provide services to move goods and people, such as airlines, shipping companies, and public transit., Hospitality: Hotels and restaurants offer services like lodging and dining to customers.,

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