Sectors of the Indian Economy

The video discusses the sectors of the Indian economy, focusing on primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors. It explains economic and non-economic activities, and how the economy is classified based on activity, organization, and ownership. The primary sector involves activities related to natural resources, the secondary sector transforms raw materials into finished goods, and the tertiary sector provides services. The video highlights the interdependence of these sectors, using the example of cotton production and the services required in the process.

What is an example of a non-economic activity?

• Teaching

• Praying to God

• Fishing

• Farming

Which of the following is NOT a basis for classifying the Indian economy?

• Ownership

• Organization

• Geographical location

• Economic activity

What is the primary sector also known as?

• Technology sector

• Manufacturing sector

• Agriculture sector

• Service sector

Which activity is NOT part of the primary sector?

• Mining

• Fishing

• Forestry

• Car manufacturing

What is the main function of the secondary sector?

• Offering services

• Managing natural resources

• Transforming raw materials into finished goods

• Providing raw materials

Which industry is an example of the secondary sector?

• Forestry

• Banking

• Car manufacturing

• Fishing

How are the three sectors of the Indian economy related?

• They are interdependent

• They operate independently

• They are unrelated

• They compete with each other

In the clothing industry example, which sector is responsible for transportation?

• Secondary sector

• Primary sector

• None of the above

• Tertiary sector

What role does the tertiary sector play in the economy?

• Managing agriculture

• Offering services

• Manufacturing goods

• Providing raw materials

Which of the following is a service provided by the tertiary sector?

• Mining

• Cloth making

• Banking

• Agriculture