What data is used to measure a society’s economic level? • Agriculture• Wholesale• Retail• Manufacturing (goods)• Service Industries

Agriculture• Primary Industry • Define: taking care of soil to grow crops and raise animals. • Examples: • Farming• Livestock raising

• Livestock for food• Meat• Cheese, milk, yogurt

• Livestock for wool, leather

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Wholesale• Tertiary Industry (Selling – service)• Define: the selling of a large quantity of goods to be sold (retailed) by

other stores. • The factory sells their good to the wholesaler, who sells their goods to

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Retail• Tertiary Industry (selling – service)• Define: the sale of goods in small quantities to the public (consumer)• Examples:• HEB• Aeropostale• Hot Topic• Amazon • Wal-Mart

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Manufacturing (Goods)• Secondary Industry• Define: make something on a large scale using machinery.• Examples:• Clothing• Packaged food (Cheetos, Takis)• Shoes • Cars • Toys

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Service Industries • Tertiary Industry and Quaternary Industry• Define: something that someone does in exchange for money• Examples:• Selling items (retail)• Hair Salons• Personal Trainer• Accountant• Doctor• Teacher • http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2014/03/24/13/42/police-294107_640.png&imgrefurl=http://pixabay.com/en/police-service-officer-arrest-294107/

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Indicators of a society’s economic development• Life Expectancy• Gross Domestic Product (GDP)• GDP per capita • Literacy Rate

Life expectancy•How long you are expected to live based on your current age, gender, and where you are from.

Life expectancy

Life expectancy

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Gross Domestic Product• The value of all the goods and services a country makes in one year.

Gross Domestic Product, California, 2008

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GDP, South Africa, 2012

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GDP per capita• The value of all the goods and services made in a country, in one year,

per person as an average. • Useful to compare different countries and their standard of living.

Per capita gross domestic product (GDP) average annual growth, 1990–2003

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Literacy Rate• Literacy is the ability to read and write.• The literacy rate of a country tells you the percentage of people who

can read and write in that country.

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