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Economy   What is called economy? An economy refers to the system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services within a particular region or country. It encompasses all the economic activities and interactions between individuals, businesses, and government entities that contribute to the overall functioning of a society. The term "economy" can be used to describe the broader concept of an entire national or global economic system, or it can refer to specific aspects or components of that system, such as a local economy or a particular sector of the economy. Key elements of an economy include:     Production: The process of creating goods and services through the combination of resources such as labor, capital, and natural resources. This includes activities ranging from agriculture and manufacturing to the provision of various services.     Consumption: The utilization of goods and services by individuals, households, and busine...

  Economic Sectors   The term "economic sector" refers to a specific segment or category of the economy that shares similar characteristics in terms of the types of activities and industries involved. It is a way to classify and organize economic activities based on their nature, function, and relationship to one another. There are typically three main economic sectors recognized: the primary sector, the secondary sector, and the tertiary sector. Sometimes, a fourth sector, known as the quaternary sector, and fifth sector, known as the Quinary Sector  are also identified.   What are the 5 economic sectors? | What are major industry categories? What are basic economic sectors? While mentioned the primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary sectors as common classifications, it's important to note that the specific categorization of economic sectors may vary depending on the source or framework being used. Here, I will provide a widely recognized and commonly referenc...