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  1. Primary sector
  2. Secondary sector
  3. Tertiary sector
  4. Quaternary sector
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Option 3 : Tertiary sector

The correct answer is Tertiary Sector.

  • Primary Sector:
    • It includes the extraction of raw materials.
    • It includes agricultural and allied activities.
    • Examples of the primary sector include Farming, Fishing, Coal mining, Oil extraction, Diamond mining, etc.
  • Secondary Sector:
    • It includes the production of finished goods and components. 
    • Examples of the secondary sector include turning metals into tools and automobiles, Refining petroleum into gasoline, and energy production, etc.
  • ​Tertiary Sector:
    • It includes commercial services.
    • Examples of the Tertiary sector include Restaurants, Banking, School teachers, Tourism, etc.
  • Quaternary Sector:
    • It is related to ICT and research development.
    • Examples of the Quaternary sector include research and development, data processing, financial services, etc.
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