Can you see how all these sectors are linked together?
How does each sector produce its goods?
Can these sectors operate independently of one another?
Do you think these sectors follow a specific order?
Follow the steps below carefully:
Step 1: Engage with the Content
Watch the video clips and make notes.
Answer all the questions provided.
Step 2: Research Activity
Do online research on a real-life scenario that impacts the economic sectors.
Provide the links of the online research you did.
Step 3: Collect Resources
Print out and find images of different businesses in different sectors, types of labour, and resources, and bring this to class.
Make use of your notes, your textbook, and other materials such as magazines, printouts from the web, and newspapers.
Step 4: Group Activity (In Class)
You will be grouped in teams and participate in a group activity where you will create a poster showing the interconnectedness of the sectors in the economy.
Your poster must include:
· The type of business
· The sector(s) it relates to
· The skills and resources used
· How the sectors are linked
You must also show how a real-world dilemma, such as foot and mouth disease, has an impact on the sectors.
Name the three main sectors of the economy.
What is the most important sector in the country?
Does the primary sector make up the third layer of the economy?
What is a sector? Is it a grouping of activities in a business that deliver only services?
A small business like a guest house forms part of the Secondary Sector.
What is the majority of labour in the primary sector?
What is the majority of labour in the secondary sector?
What is the majority of labour in the tertiary sector?
All three sectors need all three levels of skills to function.
Businesses that use raw materials to process or manufacture goods are in which sector?
If a resource collapse in one sector, it will have a positive effect on the other two sectors
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