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  1. Tertiary sector
  2. Quaternary sector
  3. Tertiary and Quaternary sector both
  4. None of these
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Option 1 : Tertiary sector

Tertiary sector helps in the development of primary and secondary sectors. Quaternary sector helps in the development of the tertiary sector.
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