Impact of Sectors on Employment

The video tutorial discusses the evolution of economic sectors in developed countries. Initially, agriculture was the primary contributor to GDP and employment. As industrialization progressed, there was a shift from agricultural to industrial employment, with factories producing goods at lower costs. Over time, the service sector became dominant, contributing most to production and employment. This transition reflects the general economic pattern in developed nations.

What was the primary focus of developed countries in the initial stages of development?

• Industrial activities

• Agricultural activities

• Service sector activities

• Technological advancements

How did the expansion of the agricultural sector affect employment?

• It increased the number of people working in agriculture.

• It had no impact on employment.

• It caused a shift of employment from agriculture to other sectors.

• It led to a decrease in employment opportunities.

What was a significant result of rapid industrialization?

• The rise of factories as major production centers

• An increase in agricultural employment

• A decline in the service sector

• A decrease in factory production

During the industrialization period, what change occurred in employment?

• People moved from factories to farms.

• Employment in the service sector increased.

• Farm workers started working in factories.

• There was no change in employment patterns.

What happened to the importance of the agricultural sector in developed countries?

• It became the most important sector.

• It increased significantly.

• It declined drastically.

• It remained the same.

What shift occurred in developed countries over a period of 50 years?

• From service to industry

• From agriculture to industry

• From agriculture to service

• From industry to service

Which sector became the most important in terms of total production?

• Technological sector

• Agricultural sector

• Industrial sector

• Service sector

What was the main role of the service sector in developed countries?

• To support agricultural activities

• To decrease industrial output

• To lead in total production

• To provide employment in factories

How did the service sector impact employment in developed countries?

• It became the primary source of employment.

• It only provided part-time jobs.

• It reduced employment opportunities.

• It had no impact on employment.

What is the general pattern observed in developed countries regarding sector importance?

• Industry is the most important sector.

• Agriculture remains dominant.

• Service sector leads in production and employment.

• Technological sector is the least important.