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Developing country
countries that haven't reached Western-style standards of democratic government, free market economy, industrialization, social programs, and human rights guarantees for their citizens.
Secondary industry
economic sectors that create a finished, usable product: manufacturing and construction.
tertiary
Shnucks, Hutchison, Real Estate firms, Hotels, walmart, Target, resturaunts, clothing stores, Southwest airlines
quaternary
Cancer researchers, Information/communication sharing, education researcher, development, high technology industry, scientific research, St. Jude, Google, library, united nations
tertiary industry
one of the four main industrial categories of a developed economy and the segment of the economy that provides services to its consumers.
secondary
BMW factory, Angel food factory, Hershey's factory, Construction
primary
Farmer, fishing, mining, de-logging, Forestry, hunting, Fur trapping
Primary industry
changing natural recourses into primary products. Most products from this sector are considered raw materials for other industries.
Developing
GDP less than 11,500, Technology, Money (low income), human rights, industry, education is lacking, More rural, More primary industry (Afghanistan Albania Algeria Angola Antigua and Barbuda)
Developed
Ex: GPD more than 11,500 , • A developed country has definitely reached Western-Style standards (democratic government, free market economy, industrialization, social programs, and human rights guarantee), They have higher life expectancies and are relatively wealthy, they have a developed economy, and tertiary and quaternary industries usually dominate(Canada, United States, Japan)
Developed country
countries with developed economies in which the tertiary quaternary sectors of industry dominate
Quaternary industry
concerns the intellectual services: information generalization, information sharing, consultation, education, and research and development. Where companies invest in order to ensure further extension.

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