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1. Extractive  2.Construction 3.Manufactoring 4. Service

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Extractive industry is referred to the businesses that extract raw materials e.g oil and fish from the sea. The manufacturers use the raw materials that are extracted to help them produce these goods and services.

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The construction industry refers  to those business involved in the building of houses, factories, roads, airports, schools and hospitals. Alot of the materials the industry uses comes from the extractive industry.

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This industry is made up of firms that use the raw materials from to make the products. They produce a wide range of products including laptops mobile phones and mp3 players

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The service industry gets its name because the firms involved provide a service rather than a product to the consumer. The services include insurance, banking, communications, legal services

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Before goods and services are ready to be purchased and used by consumers, most of them must go through some or all of the above stages of production. This journey is referred to the chain of production. Let's look at the following examples
| PRODUCT | PRIMARY | SECONDARY | TERTIARY
| Wooden table | Forest/Tree | Carpenter/Cabinet maker | Furniture shop
| Butter | Farm/Cow | Creamery | Supermarket
| Wool Suit | Farm/Sheep | Tailor | Clothes Shop

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TYPES OF PRODUCTION

The goods and services produced by the different industries can also be divided up as

follows:

Primary production

which includes all the products produced by firms in the

extractive industry. Examples of jobs in the primary sector include miners,

farmers, fishermen and forestry workers.

Secondary production

, which includes all the products produced by the

construction and manufacturing industries. Examples of jobs in the secondary

sector include carpenters, block layers, computer hardware manufacturers and

furniture manufacturers.

Tertiary production

, which includes all the services provided by the service

industry. Examples of tertiary-sector jobs include accountants, teachers,

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A channel of distribution

refers to

the method used to get goods and

services from the producer to the

consumer.

The

wholesaler

buys in bulk from the

manufacturer and sells in smaller

quantities to the retailer. A

retailer

is a person who buys goods

and services from manufacturers or

wholesalers and sells them in small

quantities to the consumer at a profit.

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A franchise exists when the owners

of a business give permission to

another person to set up a branch of their business in another location in return for a fee