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The public sector is companies that are owned by the Government for example the NHS. Positives: Job security, helping people, good working conditions. Negatives: Limited flexibility, less pay increases, political interference. Examples of public sectors are the NHS, police, fire department.

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its a part of the economy that is run by  individuals and companies for profit and is not state controlled.
2 advantages of private sector are:
1. they make profit.
2. limited liability.
and 2 disadvantage of private sector:
1. high set up cost.
2. harder to motivate workers.
one example of private sector is apple
and this are the activities it does:
1. primary: because they extract metals i guess .
2. secondary: because the make the iphone.
3. tertiary: because they sell there ipones to stores.

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The 3rd sector is Not-For-Profit organizations, these are businesses who are not made to gain a profit but are made to help the community and people. Examples of these include: charities, community interest groups, self help groups, associations, social enterprises. Positives: Helping the community, less corruption, a good cause. Negatives: limited government funding, social pressure, public scrutiny.

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The primary activity is extraction and collection of raw materials. Examples of this are farmers, oil companies, agriculture, mining.

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an activity performed by a unit in addition to its principle activity e.g. factories,manufacture and handicraft.

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commerce to
administration,transport,financial and real state activities,business and personal service ,education, health and social work e.g. hairdressers,banks and supermarkets.

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Associations are organizations which are set up for something other than profits for example a sports club, while social enterprises are set up to make good changes. The difference is that associations usually get profits through donations while social enterprises generate their own income to fund their cause.