Definition Tertiary Sector. Description.
The Tertiary Sector is one of the three main industrial
categories of a developed economy, the others being the Secondary Industry
(manufacturing), and the Primary Industry (extraction such as mining,
agriculture and fishing).
People working in the tertiary sector use time to deploy
Intangible Assets, collaboration
assets, and process-engagement to create productivity (effectiveness), performance
improvement potential (potential) and sustainability. The tertiary sector
is the most common workplace.
Typically the output of this time is content (information), service, attention,
advice, experiences, and/or discussion.
The service sector consists of the "soft" parts of the economy
such as:
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Insurance
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Government
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Tourism
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Banking
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Retail
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Education
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Social services
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Consulting
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Personal services
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Business services
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Franchising
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Restaurants
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News media
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Leisure industry/hotels
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Healthcare/hospitals
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Waste disposal
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Real estate
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Public utilities.
Also known as the Service Sector or the Service
Industry.
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